Research Paper On Influenza

It was a challenge for researchers to find a cure because of how new these strands were, and there was also pressure to find these cures soon due to how fast this virus could have, and in some cases did, move through populations. Shortly after his expedition to Kitum Cave, Gene Johnson says this quote from Louis Pasteur, a 19th century microbiologist, “Chance favors the prepared mind.” This quotation applied to the situation because those who knew how to handle this virus ended up being far more successful than those with no experience. Therefore, the author aims to point out that those who treated the virus with ignorance had created danger by approaching their situations with carelessness, which ultimately leads to

“I sent a message to Tristan at Hargreaves and Thomas on Whitcomb Street,” he managed to say in a wobbly voice. “Just imagine, our grandson Sean would have graduated this year from Oxford University law school. Unfortunately, his diligence at always following the World Governing Body’s initiatives got the better of him on this occasion since he was amongst the first to receive the Stinguard viral vector in England. As a result, Sean died nearly a week ago along with many other students who also heeded the call to get the viral vector as soon as possible. However, fortunately, Tristan and the rest of the family are not at risk since they never found enough time to get the viral vector. They are alive only by serendipity. Tristan kept crying about the end of the continuous line of succession at the Hargreaves and Thomas law firm until I told him that was the least of our worries. Of course, Sean was such a bright lad with his whole life ahead of him, but Stinguard finished him off. Is

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Influenza is a contagious respiratory infection that is caused by influenza virus. Influenza is commonly called flu. Many people underestimate influenza, and think it is a mild disease. In fact, influenza is a deadly disease if it has not taken care of. For example, from 1918 to 1919 about 20million people died from influenza(1). To better understand influenza, it is important to know how it spreads, how is it prevented, and the strains it has.

According to History.com, a well-known historical record website, on March 11th 1918, a U.S. Army soldier reported cold-like symptoms consisting of sore throat, fever, and headache. By the noon of that same day, over 100 other soldiers reported the same symptoms. This would grow into the first-known outbreak of influenza in the world, infecting 500 million people worldwide, and killing over 20 million people. Robert Krulwich, a scientific correspondent for NPR, explains the process by which a virus enters your body and manifests into something much worse: The influenza virus first enters your respiratory system by inhalation or other, less-common methods. The virus is then expelled into your bloodstream where it latches onto a cell found there.

Influenza testing is gathered to help diagnose an influenza infection and sometimes to help document and determine the presence of specific types and/or the strains of influenza causing the infections during the flu season. Routinely influenza cases are diagnosed without any form of testing done by the physician, especially during the absence of the flu season and knowledge the flu virus is evident in the community. Testing is also performed to monitor flu viruses that may be circulating in an area, the location of outbreaks, to look for new strains of viruses

Influenza is one of the most important human respiratory infections and its seasonal recurrence is a major contributor to human morbidity and mortality. Seasonal influenza has an estimated annual attack rate of 10-20%, leading to 3-5 million cases of severe illness and 250,000 to 500,000 deaths each year [1]. Throughout history, influenza A has also been the greatest contributor of human pandemics. During the last century, four influenza A pandemics (1918, 1957, 1968 and 2009) caused over 50 million deaths globally, created significant social and economic impact on the human society, and shaped future research and public health policies.

Sussman continues to work with the virus samples. Even though he was told to destroy the samples, he continues to work on growing the virus. He is successful in growing the virus using a bat lung cell line. Dr. Sussman sends his findings to Dr. Haxtall in Atlanta. She goes to Dr. Cheever with Sussmans findings. Dr. Cheever is upset and wants to know why he continued to work on the virus when he is only a DSL3. Dr. Haxtall tells him that Dr. Sussman ignored her. Dr. Cheever is concerned that Dr. Sussman wants something in return for his findings. However, Dr. Haxtall reminds him that, in spite of him disobeying her orders, he did figure out how to grow the virus and he decided to give them his findings, instead of selling it to someone else. She tells him that they have no choice but to trust Dr.

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Jessica is curious by the virus intention. "Can you elaborate with me more clearly, because none of this makes sense."

Damn, now he knew why he felt uneasy about the use of Murphy’s virus. Despite all the propaganda, they may be unpredictable and change once in their hosts. He ripped the sheet from its pad and crammed it into his

The women smiled and turned. "But it worked Violet, Hehehehehe." Marian eyed the barf. "Well kinda."

“I treated those people accordingly and it cured them. Are you going to tell me that he lied about that too?”

"Yes, it 's perfect. You may inform our backers that their cholesterol vaccine is almost complete. I only need to do a few additional animal tests before we can begin human trials."