Sentence examples for flu of all from inspiring English sources

You have probably had your fill by now of swine flu, bird flu, flu of all descriptions; you have turned off your television, tossed the front section of this newspaper into the trash, and called for not one more word about the flu or any of the other dire infections breaking news around the globe.

A: He was living such a rich and full life in spite of ALS that his sudden and rapid descent toward death at the end of March 2015 (due to the flu of all things) came as a shock to us all.

It turned out I was slowly coming down with The Worst Man-Flu of All Time.

However, our findings suggest that a scale of financially supported targets applicable across all patient groups, or the inclusion of flu vaccination of all at-risk patients in the QOF scheme, might be a powerful tool to increase flu vaccine uptake.

Questions remain about whether the flu in Mexico, the nexus of all flu-related deaths except the toddler's, is really more severe, or whether, as health officials increasingly seem to believe, there were simply many undiagnosed flu cases there, making the death rate much smaller than it seems at first glance.

NHS flu vaccinations represented 5% of all Boots UK flu vaccinations in total.

One participant went as far as to say that during "the six weeks of the flu campaign, all of our other work goes on hold".

Influenza viruses are classified as types A, B, or C. Type A and B viruses are the most serious because they are the ones most often responsible for cases of the flu and all of its complications.

Thousands of people die every year from flu, but the elderly generally are the hardest hit, with 90percentt of all flu deaths occurring in people over age 65.

Complete list of all flu types, sources and extra background information in this spreadsheet.

Only a small fraction of all flu cases are tested by laboratories, especially in poor and middle-income countries, and many deaths that the flu causes are officially given other reasons, like pneumonia or heart failure.