Sentence examples for increasing flu from inspiring English sources

At least 16 European countries are reporting increasing flu activity, with much of it in the northwestern part of the Continent, according to the latest weekly surveillance report from the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control in Stockholm.

According to the Florida Department of Health, the entire South Florida region is showing higher than expected ILI (influenza-like illness) activity in emergency departments, while 38 counties are reporting increasing flu activity.

One low-intensity HAPA intervention that has been studied was not successful in increasing flu vaccination uptake 49 and may suggest limitations of the utility of this model within a low-intensity approach.

The reality is that in 2005, worries of a bird flu epidemic prompted the Bush administration to increase flu vaccine production capacity.

3 5 Strategies to increase flu vaccine uptake are required.

Understanding the risk factors that may increase flu cases and deaths could have a potentially significant impact on preventing and treating this common disease.

There is a need to increase flu vaccination rates in England particularly among those under 65 years of age and at risk because of other conditions and treatments.

In summary, we report that eIF4E is highly expressed and variably phosphorylated in primary CLL lymphocytes and that pharmacological targeting of eIF4E function or phosphorylation can increase FLU sensitivity ex vivo, preferentially in primary U-IgVH CLL lymphocytes.

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.

In contrast, individuals with pandemic flu infection (PCR positive) exhibited increased flu-specific T-cell responses shortly after onset of ILI symptoms but the immune response decreased after the flu season (spring 2010).

Surveillance of circulating viruses is increasing and flu vaccination has entered the mainstream, but epidemics are still frequent and strains arising from antigenic shift keep the next flu pandemic just around the corner.