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- Virus-Mimicking Nanoparticles Can Stimulate Long-Lasting Immunity
- New Vaccine Technology Protects Mice from Hepatitis C Virus
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Posted February 17, 2011:
- Reverse Genetics Allow Scientists to Slow Spread of Rubella Virus
- Research Predicts Future Evolution of Flu Viruses
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Posted February 10, 2011:
- Flu Reduction Policies Don't Need to Start at the Beginning of an Outbreak, Study Suggests
- Livestock Boom Risks Aggravating Animal 'Plagues,' Poses Threat to Food Security and World's Poor
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Posted January 19, 2011:
- Nanoparticle Vaccine Protects Against Stomach Flu
- Possible New Treatment for Severe 2009 H1N1 Infection
Posted January 18, 2011:
- Bus and Tram Passengers Warned to Keep Their Germs to Themselves
- Research May Lead to Improved Vaccines for Respiratory Infections
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Posted December 20, 2010:
- Natural Supplement, Echinacea, May Reduce Common-Cold Duration by Only Half a Day
- Link Between Depression and Inflammatory Response Found in Mice: New Treatments for Mood Disorders?
Posted December 14, 2010:
Posted December 13, 2010:
- Human Networking Theory Gives Picture of Infectious Disease Spread
- 2009 H1N1 Vaccine Safe and Induces Robust Immune Response in People With Asthma
- A Benefit of Flu: Protection from Asthma?
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Posted December 7, 2010:
- Milestone in Fight Against Deadly Disease: 500 Protein Structures Mapped and Solved
- Influenza Virus Strains Show Increasing Drug Resistance and Ability to Spread
Posted December 6, 2010:
- Flu Vaccination Disparities Exacerbated by Supply Problems
- A Flu Vaccine That Lasts?
- Flu Vaccine Grown in Bacteria Works Like Vaccine Grown in Chicken Eggs
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Posted November 22, 2010:
- New Tool Detects Ebola, Marburg Quickly, Easily
- Hong Kong Hospital Reports Possible Airborne Influenza Transmission
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Posted November 2, 2010:
- Tamiflu Is More Effective at Relieving Flu Symptoms Than a Combination of Tamiflu and Relenza, Study Finds
- Secondary Infections Were a Major Cause of Death During 1918 Flu Pandemic, Research Finds
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