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Daily Archives: April 30, 2009
Mexican Flu, Swine Flu, or H1N1? A Pandemic Gets Rebranded
Whether or not the source for H1N1 was a Mexican pig farm (and this is by no means certain), the implication that this virus is somehow a “Mexican flu” and should be called Mexican flu borders on the racist, and carries … Continue reading
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Tagged flu, George Orwell, H1N1, language, Mexican flu, Michael Savage, michelle malkin, orwellisms, pandemic, rush limbaugh, swine flu, virus
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Swine Flu Bad News—and Good
The Los Angeles Times today says that there may be indications that swine flu symptoms in those Americans infected are becoming more severe. That’s the bad news. The good news is that the virus may not be a very fast spreader: … Continue reading
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Tagged economy, flu, H1N1, hand washing, health, holistic medicine, Politics, purell, swine flu
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Face Masks v. Frequent Hand Washing: Which Is More Effective in Reducing Swine Flu Transmission?
According to the Los Angeles Times today, both face masks and frequent hand washing provide equal levels of protection: [N]o single action . . . will provide complete protection in areas with confirmed swine flu cases, health officials said. It … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Camus, Camus, economics, epidemic, face masks, flu, masks, pandemic, plague, Politics, survival, swine flu
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Swine Flu and Darwinian Evolution: Is This Flu Strain Likely to Mutate into Milder Forms—or More Virulent Ones?
Two scientists appear to be saying contradictory things in a Los Angeles Times article on Swine Flu, but actually they are not. One scientist is quoted as saying that viruses tend to become symbiotic with their hosts: As the virus … Continue reading
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Tagged biology, Charles Darwin, creation, Darwin, Drudge Report, evolution, exercise, flu, health, science, swine flu, viruses
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Tissues and Sanitizing Hand Wipes: Two Inexpensive Things That You Need to Buy and Use Now to Protect Yourself, and Your Family, from Swine Flu
According to the New York Times today, Britain has started a new ad campaign to slow the spread of Swine Flu: In Britain on Thursday, authorities launched an advertising campaign urging people to sneeze into tissues and to wash their … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Camus, epidemic, exercise, fear, flu, health, pandemic, safety, sleep, swine flu, The Plague, yoga
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