Sentence examples for results of flu from inspiring English sources

Many parents and teachers have been calling local lawmakers wondering if their schools would be closed, said Eric Gioia, a City Council member from Queens who wants parents to be given the results of flu tests at their local schools and daily attendance figures.

The study, conducted in a Connecticut hospital, was released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which already advises doctors to treat all cold and flu patients based on the severity of their symptoms without waiting for results of flu tests.

In Colorado, Katherine Anne Porter's black hair fell out as a result of flu.

Last week 758 people were admitted to hospital as a result of flu – a big rise on the 598 the week before.

The NHS is facing the most intense strain on resources in decades as a result of flu, bad weather and an increase in patients suffering from breathing problems.

A study published last year by researchers at the CDC found that "providing paid sick leave to workers who lack it might help decrease the number of workdays lost as a result of flu and similar illnesses by nearly 4 to 11 million per year," resulting in an overall cost savings of $1 billion to $2 billion.

"Women can safely have the vaccine at any point during pregnancy and it can reduce the risk of complications such as pneumonia and premature birth, that can arise as a result of flu," he said.

In 1989-90 the consultation rate in England and Wales reached more than 600 per 100,000 and research (Curwen et al "Hidden influenza deaths: 1989-90" PopulaTrendsrends 61 (1990), 31-33) suggests 25,000 people died as a result of flu complications.

I knew, of course, that my friends and family would still fail to understand my irrational anxiety towards vomiting; to them, throwing up is just something that happens, a slightly unpleasant (yet nonetheless common) result of flu reason, or an undercooked meal.

A two-by-two table comparing the results of the Flu OIA test and culture results obtained during the 2000-01 influenza season is presented.

The use of NC DETECT is included in PHE job descriptions, and functionality has been developed specifically to meet their surveillance needs, including data entry of aggregated laboratory results for flu and respiratory panels.