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Nasal Spray Vaccine Protects Against Unexpected Flu Strain
February 8, 2000 — An experimental nasal spray flu vaccine protected young children against an influenza strain not covered by the vaccine, according to results from the second year of a study supported by NIAID and ... > full story -
National Jewish Medical And Research Center Immunologist Weighs In On Flu Inhalers
January 11, 2000 — A flu shot is given in the muscle, which leads to a systemwide production of antibodies that protect the body from the flu virus. Inhaled flu medication works topically and systemically, protecting ... > full story -
UW-Madison Team Develops Technique To Create Flu Viruses
August 4, 1999 — A research team has perfected a method for creating designer influenza viruses, which can be tailor-made to solve mysteries about how flu strains mutate, spread and cause illness. The development may ... > full story -
Inhaled Drug Useful In Preventing Flu
July 8, 1999 — An antiviral drug administered once daily during flu outbreaks may be useful in preventing type A and B influenza, according to a new study by a University of Michigan School of Public Health ... > full story -
Space Research May Accelerate Development Of Flu-Fighting Drug
March 11, 1999 — Even with vaccines, 20-40 million people in the United States catch the flu each year, and thousands are at risk of dying from its complications. In the future, a new class of prescription drugs ... > full story -
Why Are Flu Strains Named After Cities In Asia?
October 13, 1998 — You've been warned against it, read about it, heard about it, seen your friends and family get it, maybe even received a shot to prevent it. The flu. Every year, hundreds of millions of people ... > full story -
Scientists Discover How Influenza Virus Becomes More Deadly
August 20, 1998 — Scientists supported by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) have discovered why some influenza viruses are uncommonly deadly. In a paper published in the Aug. 18 issue ... > full story -
Los Alamos Introduces New Influenza Database
July 22, 1998 — Medical researchers around the world can now tap into the world's most comprehensive collection of genetic information about the influenza virus. The new database will help scientists understand ... > full story -
Australian Flu Drug At Last Hurdle
April 2, 1998 — Australians could be the first to use the world's first anti-viral drug for the treatment of all flu ... > full story -
Virologists Track New Influenza Threat
December 23, 1997 — University of Wisconsin-Madison influenza experts will conduct a detailed surveillance next month of the dangerous strain of influenza that has infected eight people and killed three in Hong ... > full story -
Human Immune System Defenseless Against New Hong Kong Flu-Highly Unusual Infection Direct From Poultry
October 9, 1997 — A new influenza virus, first found in a now-deceased Hong Kong boy in May and against which the human immune system is defenseless, passed directly and most unusually from poultry to the boy, ... > full story
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