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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a new flu" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a recently identified strain of influenza or a novel flu virus that has emerged.
Example: "Health officials are warning the public about a new flu that is spreading rapidly this season."
Alternatives: "a novel flu" or "an emerging flu".
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Without that, even if we could produce a billion doses of a new flu vaccine, which would we make?
There is a new flu virus going around.
Why do we need to get a new flu shot every year?
Of course, someone trying to make a new flu this way might well end up its first victim.
A new flu, H7N9, has killed 36 people since it was first found in China two months ago.
Which leads to the second thing to know about a new flu strain: how easily it spreads.
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A: The new flu strain is preying on children and young adults and appears to have a disproportionately high fatality rate in pregnant women.
Soderbergh has set himself no smaller a task than capturing the fear, panic and courage that would undoubtedly be part of a worldwide pandemic of a deadly new flu virus.
But it could also mean that in a closed setting like a school, the new flu could be transmitted surprisingly quickly.
Many experts say they do not think a vaccine for the new flu strain, called H1N1, would raise a similar risk for Guillain-Barré.
If so, that could raise concern about a vaccine for the new flu strain, which is made mostly of swine virus.
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