Your Cat Could Get H1N1 from You
A cat in Iowa may be the first pet diagnosed with the H1N1 flu virus.
A cat in Iowa may be the first pet diagnosed with the H1N1 flu virus.
Some Wall Street Firms Have the H1N1 Vaccine Already
Trish Regan (CNBC) reports that while people across the nation wait for Swine Flu vaccines, some Wall Street firms have received theirs.
Trish Regan (CNBC) reports that while people across the nation wait for Swine Flu vaccines, some Wall Street firms have received theirs.
The US Government Studied H1N1 in Members of the Air Force
Experts are reporting what they learned during the H1N1 outbreak at the U.S. Air Force Academy this summer.
Experts are reporting what they learned during the H1N1 outbreak at the U.S. Air Force Academy this summer.
Women Are Better Than Men At Preventing the Flu
When it comes to preventing the H1N1 flu virus, it appears women may be doing a better job than men.
When it comes to preventing the H1N1 flu virus, it appears women may be doing a better job than men.
You May Have a 25% Chance of Catching Swine Flu
A few small studies on H1N1 cases indicate you may have a one in four chance of catching the bug from an infected close relative or co-worker.
A few small studies on H1N1 cases indicate you may have a one in four chance of catching the bug from an infected close relative or co-worker.
The US Government Studied H1N1 in Members of the Air Force
Experts are reporting what they learned during the H1N1 outbreak at the U.S. Air Force Academy this summer.
Experts are reporting what they learned during the H1N1 outbreak at the U.S. Air Force Academy this summer.
Doctors Fear They Have No Room For Swine Flu Patients
A new poll shows nearly 90% of emergency room physicians worry they won't have room or staffing to care for additional flu patients.
A new poll shows nearly 90% of emergency room physicians worry they won't have room or staffing to care for additional flu patients.
There Are Already Shortages of the Flu Vaccine
Over 70 million doses of the seasonal flu vaccine have been distributed this year, yet many clinics and doctor's offices are reporting shortages.
Over 70 million doses of the seasonal flu vaccine have been distributed this year, yet many clinics and doctor's offices are reporting shortages.
Two-Thirds of Americans May Not Get the H1N1 Vaccine
A new report shows two-thirds of Americans may not get the H1N1 vaccine because they fear it's not safe.
A new report shows two-thirds of Americans may not get the H1N1 vaccine because they fear it's not safe.
Last Year's Flu Shot May Have Helped Some Against H1N1
There is preliminary evidence that last year's seasonal flu shot may have protected some people from the swine flu.
There is preliminary evidence that last year's seasonal flu shot may have protected some people from the swine flu.
Your More Likely to Wash Your Hands If Someone's Watching
People are more likely to wash their hands if they think someone is watching them.
People are more likely to wash their hands if they think someone is watching them.
Patients Worry About Getting Flu Shots Too Early
Pharmacies around the country have already begun giving out flu shots which is about a month earlier than in past years.
Pharmacies around the country have already begun giving out flu shots which is about a month earlier than in past years.
Testing Too Quickly For H1N1 Could Produce Bad Results
The CDC says rapid tests for the H1N1 flu virus could provide false negatives.
The CDC says rapid tests for the H1N1 flu virus could provide false negatives.
Babies Born to Mother's With the Flu Are At Risk of Heart Disease
Babies born around the height of the 1918 flu pandemic were more likely to develop heart disease.
Babies born around the height of the 1918 flu pandemic were more likely to develop heart disease.
People With Heart Issues Are At High Risk With the Flu
The flu is especially dangerous for people with heart problems.
The flu is especially dangerous for people with heart problems.
Too Much Tamiflu Could Make it Not Work Against H1N1
Two teen girls in North Carolina developed Tamiflu-resistant H1N1 flu this past summer.
Two teen girls in North Carolina developed Tamiflu-resistant H1N1 flu this past summer.
Flu Cases Continue to Rise On College Campuses
Flu-like illnesses continue to increase on college campuses.
Flu-like illnesses continue to increase on college campuses.
Some Doctors Not Convinced All Kids Need H1N1 Shot
Parents and even doctors differ on whether children should get the H1N1 vaccine.
Parents and even doctors differ on whether children should get the H1N1 vaccine.
Less Than Half of Parents Will Vaccinate Their Kids for H1N1
Less than half of surveyed parents say they plan to give their children the H1N1 flu vaccine.
Less than half of surveyed parents say they plan to give their children the H1N1 flu vaccine.
Airline Employees May Be a Health Hazard for H1N1
Health officials say low-paid airline employees are the biggest threat for spreading H1N1 on airplanes, rather than sick flyers.
Health officials say low-paid airline employees are the biggest threat for spreading H1N1 on airplanes, rather than sick flyers.
