Sentence examples for and spread of flu from inspiring English sources

"I don't know exactly what their plans are," he said, adding that he hoped they would track the severity and spread of flu cases over time, as his agency does state-by-state in flu season.

The aim of the strategy was to delay the introduction and spread of pandemic flu in the UK, provide a better understanding of the course of the novel disease, and thereby allow more time for the development of treatment and vaccination options.

Scientific evidence points to a connection between the conditions at these live markets and the spread of flu, suggesting that until other means are found to prevent the transmission of or effectively treat the illness, China must shut down live poultry markets to prevent further spread of the virus and a possible global pandemic.

In an experiment at the University of Virginia medical school in which healthy people were given infectious doses of flu virus, oseltamivir reduced the risk of infection by 61percentt and prevented the spread of flu virus in all cases.

While this post is actually just an excuse to show you this great picture – high stockings, cellphones, and vaguely menacing medical gear are so underrated – it's now been proven that facemasks can and do prevent the spread of flu.

And if the animal cruelty, pollution, climate change, and antibiotic overuse problems were not enough, then consider the role of hog factories in the development and spread of the H1N1 swine flu pandemic.

The researchers say the findings have global implications and are particularly relevant to efforts to combat the spread of flu pandemics and other emerging respiratory diseases such as SARS.

Poole Hospital in Dorset has closed its doors to visitors in an effort to stop the spread of flu and winter bugs.

Recognizing the public health imperative to reduce the spread of flu and decrease potential complications, global strategies must be implemented to increase vaccination rates.

But it failed to predict the spread of flu in 2013, and was discontinued.

(The researchers deduced the spread of flu by tracking and analysing the geographical distribution of search queries such as "winter flu").