Swine flu first proposed to be a disease related to
human influenza during the 1918 flu pandemic, known as Spanish flu, it infected about 500 million resulting in 50 million deaths.
Not exact matches
The pandemic virus was thus antigenically closer to
human type A strains isolated
during the middle 1930's than to other known
influenza virus types.
Duke researchers have devised a way to keep the
human influenza virus from mutating
during production, generating a perfect match to the target vaccine in a shorter time frame.