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Dr. Jim: Pandemic vs. Epidemic
Video Description: Dr. Jim explains the difference between a pandemic and an epidemic, and tells you which category the swine flu falls in. Related Article Subjects: Difference Between Pandemic and Epidemic, epidemic, hog flu, infectious diseases, influenza, pandemic, pig flu, swine flu, swine flu outbreak, swine influenza, the doctorsDifference Between Pandemic and Epidemic
Swine flu mnagment with alternative medicineBy: Dr Naveen Kumar arya | 22/08/2009 | Alternative MedicineSwine flu is an infection caused by a virus names as H1N1 . It is also known as pig flu,H1N1 flu or Hog flu. Ayurveda also has the cure for it, specially in its preliminary stage. Human-to-human transmission of swine flu can also occur. This is thought to occur in the same way as seasonal flu which is mainly person-to person transmission through coughing or sneezing by people infected with the influenza virus. Disease spreads very quickly among the population especially in crowded places Antibiotic-Resistant Disease Killing Humans and SwineBy: Janusz | 04/11/2009 | SleepThe antibiotic-resistant bacteria Extended Spectrum Beta Lactamase (ESBL) is killing both people and swine in Denmark. The bacteria has been implicated in the deaths of a number of cancer and liver disease patients. The number of infected patients jumped 50 percent last year. Antibiotic-Resistant Disease Killing Humans and SwineBy: Janusz | 12/11/2009 | Alternative MedicineThe antibiotic-resistant bacteria Extended Spectrum Beta Lactamase (ESBL) is killing both people and swine in Denmark. The bacteria has been implicated in the deaths of a number of cancer and liver disease patients. The number of infected patients jumped 50 percent last year. Antibiotic-Resistant Disease Killing Humans and SwineBy: Janusz | 14/11/2009 | Supplements & VitaminsThe antibiotic-resistant bacteria Extended Spectrum Beta Lactamase (ESBL) is killing both people and swine in Denmark. The bacteria has been implicated in the deaths of a number of cancer and liver disease patients. The number of infected patients jumped 50 percent last year. Antibiotic-Resistant Disease Killing Humans and SwineBy: Janusz | 17/11/2009 | Men's HealthThe antibiotic-resistant bacteria Extended Spectrum Beta Lactamase (ESBL) is killing both people and swine in Denmark. The bacteria has been implicated in the deaths of a number of cancer and liver disease patients. The number of infected patients jumped 50 percent last year.
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