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1. The reason for more sites has little to do with regular flu.
2. The regular flu vaccine, even if available, likely wouldn't offer protection.
3. And they have occurred outside Hong Kong's regular flu season, which begins next month.
4. "When they reported cases, they couldn't tell which ones were SARS and which ones were regular flu,"
5. Stohr said the most likely scenario would be for a regular flu epidemic to occur alongside something like the avian flu outbreak in Asia.
6. It's difficult to find regular flu in a sentence. 用regular flu造句挺難的
7. Based on vaccine distribution guidelines announced by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Florida expects to receive regular flu shot shipments through December.
8. A Croatian seaman, hospitalized with symptoms similar to those of the flu-like mystery illness, likely has a regular flu, health officials said Friday.
9. A Croatian seaman hospitalized earlier this week with symptoms similar to those of the flu-like mystery illness likely has regular flu, health officials said Friday.
10. A Croatian seaman, hospitalized earlier this week with symptoms similar to those of the flu-like mystery illness, likely has a regular flu, health officials said Friday.
11. Health officials are worried that in humans-- or in pigs, recently found to be infected in China-- bird flu might mix with regular flu viruses and form new strains.
12. Research presented Sunday shows that the spray vaccine did a surprisingly good job of protecting children from last winter's flu bug _ a strain that the regular flu shot was virtually worthless against.
13. Global researchers are chilled by the prospect that a human sick with the regular flu could get the bird flu, becoming a human petri dish that allows a new virus to evolve for which there are few treatments.
14. Although both shots are free for Medicare patients-- those most at risk-- one-third of such patients don't get regular flu shots, and 55 percent have never had a pneumonia vaccine, said a study released Thursday.
15. Vaccines against both flu and pneumonia are free for Medicare patients-- those most at risk-- yet one-third of such patients don't get regular flu shots, and 55 percent have never had a pneumonia vaccine, concluded a government study released Thursday.
16. The possibility that it may be smoldering at low levels in the local population leaves scientists uneasy; the arrival of Hong Kong's regular flu season next month could encourage the emergence of a virus with the high mortality rate of H5 and the easy transmissibility of a more common flu.
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