Sentence examples for found flu from inspiring English sources

Another study found flu vaccine in general carries a 1 in one million risk for Guillain-Barré syndrome.

Dr. Anthony and his colleagues found flu genes at high concentrations in the lining of the seals' airways.

Mrs. Trunnell was eight months pregnant when she entered the hospital with pneumonia on April 19, five days after flu symptoms began and she had been found flu-positive in a doctor's office test.

Meanwhile, so many Americans have gone to Canada to find flu vaccines that health officials in Vancouver are planning a clinic specifically for American citizens on Oct. 30.

Studies done for blood banks to see if donors with flu could infect recipients, he said, show that "it's really durn hard to ever find flu virus in the blood".

We found that flu shots reduced all-cause mortality among elderly Kaiser Permanente members by 4.6% during 9 laboratory-defined flu seasons in Northern California.

Since 1999, thimerosal has been gradually removed from vaccines given to infants and toddlers in the United States, though it can still be found in flu shots and others.

When China acknowledged in July 2004 that it had found bird flu in a single chicken in east-central China, local authorities slaughtered every domesticated bird within a two-mile radius and vaccinated the remaining birds in a three-mile radius.

The same study found that flu vaccination rates among those over age 65 grew at triple the rate in states that have passed this legislation compared to those that have not.

Underscoring his point, all the other data in the weekly C.D.C. report, along with New York City hospital admission records and visits to campus health centers tracked by the American College Health Association, found that flu activity was still declining across the country, so the rise in deaths was a mystery.

A trial of nearly 300 pensioners seen at 24 GP practices in the West Midlands found that flu vaccinations were more effective when given at morning surgeries, with people producing higher levels of antibodies to fight off seasonal strains of the virus.