It needs to be noted that, as a consequence of the unrecognized first intoxication symptoms, the patient was presumed to have the flu and took bromide-containing flu medication.
The Stanley Cup was not awarded in 1919 because of a Spanish flu epidemic, and in 2005, as a consequence of the 2004 05 NHL lockout.
Unlike Ebola, flu or polio, cancer is a disease that arises from within — a consequence of the mutations that inevitably occur when one of our 50 trillion cells divides and copies its DNA.
These guidelines are issued each year by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to assure that those most at risk of suffering severe and potentially fatal consequences of the flu are protected first, before the rest of the population depletes supplies of vaccine.
But it is a strange kind of public-health policy that concerns itself more with the provenance of illness than with its consequences; and the consequences of the flu, year in, year out, dwarf everything but the most alarmist bioterror scenarios.
The acting chief medical officer Dame Sally Davies said she hoped the figure was not a consequence of people failing to take a flu vaccine.
On the contrary, the patients in the HDI arm tend to develop a better tolerance to fatigue and flu-like symptoms during the course of the treatment as a consequence of an adaptive reaction to the aforementioned specific side effects.
If Nepal were hit by pandemic flu as a consequence of re-assortment or adaptive mutation of the virus and ensuing full human-to-human transmissibility, consequences could be severe.
After completion of 10-week treatment, FLU 200 mg/day has been used for standard secondary prophylaxis until immune reconstitution occurs as a consequence of ART [ 7- 10].
As a consequence of these enhancements, an improvement in overall and disease-free survival also was observed in the Cy/Flu cohort, wherein only 2 of 17 (12%) patients relapsed (1 CD19+ relapse, 1 CD19− relapse) post-CAR-T cell infusion.
He was a survivor of the Flu Epidemic of 1918.
