Sentence examples for starting a flu from inspiring English sources

Late last year, the National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB) had recommended that two science teams delete key details from papers submitted to Science and Nature that describe how researchers made the H5N1 avian influenza virus more transmissible between mammals, possibly providing a blueprint for starting a flu pandemic.

It began late last year, when the National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB) recommended that two science teams delete key details from papers submitted to Science and Nature that describe how researchers made the H5N1 avian influenza more transmissible between mammals, possibly providing a blueprint for starting a flu pandemic.

Most human antibodies that are induced by influenza target a part of the virus called the hemagglutinin, which attaches the virus to cells to start a flu infection.

In 2003, there was no clear flu outbreak in Washington and both the CNMC and other DC hospitals note this by not having any flags for the start of a flu season.

Get a flu shot - As soon as you can (preferably before you start taking your exams), get a flu shot if you haven't already.

Most of the flu this season is H1, and experts still fear that the lethal H5N1 bird flu may start a human pandemic.

According to recent estimates from the CDC, in six influenza seasons, starting in 2005-06, flu vaccination against a variety of strains prevented 13.59 million cases (and as a result, 5.8 million medically attended illnesses and 112,875 hospital admissions).

And they can take precautions against ones that are starting to emerge — flu or food-borne diseases or SARS, for example, or antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria in a hospital.

However, the home side levelled six minutes after the interval thanks to a mistake from Alessandro Florenzi, who had started the match despite a flu bug.

Saracens arrived not sure of their starting line-up because of a flu bug that had passed around the squad throughout the week and had caused the hooker, Schalk Brits, to be detained in hospital for two nights.

But once I took in the fact that patient and doctor really knew each other — that the man had visited three months earlier, for back pain, and six months before that, for a flu — I started to realize the significance of their familiarity.