Sentences with phrase «more swine»

I think I might have to throw a no more swine party next year!

Oh NO, more swine paint!!

Annnnnnd, more swine walls that need to be painted.

And yes, all the woodwork looks... pink (um, yeah, more SWINE).

No more swine colored walls.

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Not exact matches

The flu season is now likely on pace to claim even more lives than the 2009 - 2010 swine flu epidemic, and officials say it will linger for weeks to come.

«Burnout is more contagious than swine flu,» says Sabongui.

Among the restaurants that will dole out samples throughout the historic grounds are Dirty Birds, Solare, Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens, Olala Crepes, Soda & Swine, Pisco Rotisserie & Cevicheria, and more.

Then their «love thy brother» and «don't judge others» book of «love» calls you a fool and swine for not believing their book which has more holes than swiss cheese.

You are an idiot and a swine for attempting to decry a company that does more for women health than almost every other FREE company combined.

I would say more, but honestly, it would feel a bit like throwing pearls to swine.

He knows that the swine are of more value than he is.

I, the immunity hero who only suffered a single bout of flu in 5 years (it ended up being swine flu) have been down with more illnesses in the last two years than in the first entire lifetime.

So far, Big Sam has mentioned that as many as three players have a confirmed case of Swine flu while several more have been under the weather for the past week or so, including himself.

Little more than a puppet to sinister Scottish adviser Canaris, he presides over a disjointed Britain ravaged by the apocalyptic Reaper virus (swine flu eat your heart out).

«Since the swine flu has surfaced, there have been more than thirty counties, including neighboring Onondaga and Madison, with previously reported cases,» said Dan Gilmore, Acting Director of the Oneida County Health Department.

Three more cases of swine flu have been confirmed in the UK, Gordon Brown said today, bringing the total number to five.

Overweight people get heart disease and diabetes — and more severe swine flu — because their fat triggers inflammation, an immune response meant to fight infection.

GREEK doctors and flu scientists are saying what New Scientist revealed two weeks ago: swine flu could be spreading round Europe undetected because people without known links to flu aren't being tested (see «Europe should test more broadly for swine flu»).

Widespread vaccination — which is why U.S. health officials are debating a nationwide swine flu vaccination program that would mandate the creation of 600 million immunizations, more than five times the 115 million vaccines administered each year to battle the seasonal flu.

With the first trials for a swine flu vaccine currently underway in Australia, the question of how to produce huge quantities of vaccine quickly has never been more pressing.

WHY did the 2009 swine flu pandemic kill so many more young adults than children?

When Fernando Polack of Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, and colleagues studied 75 adults with swine flu they found severe cases had more antibodies that bound to the virus but didn't kill it (Nature Medicine, DOI: 10.1038 / nm.2262).

The 2009 H1N1 strain, which killed more than 4,000 people worldwide, incorporated pieces of avian, human and swine flu subtypes through reassortment.

The show includes reassortment of the H1N1 / 2009 influenza virus in swine, ocean noise, the physics of old violins, and more.

The situation is even more complex in swine, because of multiple co-circulating and geographically separated swine flu strains.

For a handful of scientists, the swine flu hitting the southern U.S. and Mexico bears an eerie resemblance to another outbreak more than 30 years ago.

SWINE flu has still not grown more severe, as many feared it would, but as the pandemic's second, autumn wave begins in the northern hemisphere, the virus is posing a different threat.

Officials also worry whether a second or third wave of swine flu will hit later this year with more severity than the first.

That year, US government officials were faced with the double threat of H1N1 swine flu, which threatened to explode into a devastating pandemic, and the more deadly H5N1 bird flu virus, which was continuing to infect small numbers of people.

As yet another day goes by with the World Health Organization (WHO) not declaring that the swine flu outbreak is a full - scale pandemic, more questions are surfacing about why this novel H1N1 has not spread as easily in European and Asian communities as it has in the United States, Mexico, and perhaps Canada.

CDC and health agencies in other countries have been baffled by the lack of severe disease of swine flu outside of Mexico, which now suspects the infection has led to the hospitalization of nearly 2000 people and more than 150 deaths.

I wonder if you could give some more information about the particular herd that was affected, the size of the herd, when they started to show signs of the flu, whether other people on that farm decided that when that farm hand got sick and whether they have tested positive for the swine flu (inaudible)?

According to statistics from the US, overweight people appear more likely to die of swine flu.

Since December, an outbreak of swine flu in India has killed more than 1,200 people, and a new MIT study suggests that the strain has acquired mutations that make it more dangerous than previously circulating strains of H1N1 influenza.

«You would think it's more readily possible with H3 because we observe that there seems to be a lot more mixing of H3 between humans and swine.»

The H1N1 influenza virus, a new strain known as swine flu that emerged in 2009, spread rapidly to more than 74 countries.

The H1N1 swine flu virus caused a pandemic in 2009, spreading to over 200 countries and killing more than 18,000 people.

«Here we demonstrate that even mice who fully recover from the H1N1 influenza virus responsible for the previous pandemic (also called «swine flu») are later more susceptible to chemical toxins known to trigger Parkinson's in the lab.»

The 2009 swine H1N1 flu pandemic — responsible for more than 17,000 deaths worldwide — originated in pigs from a very small region in central Mexico, a research team headed by investigators at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is reporting.

Beginning in the 1970's, swine production expanded into large new facilities located in the Southeastern US, mainly North Carolina, and more recently into Oklahoma in the South - central US [15].

More importantly, Gack found that avian, swine, and human flu viruses block TRIM25 to evade immune defense by RIG - I, unraveling a molecular target for the design of antiviral drugs and vaccines.

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British research on hundreds of people which began during the 2009 swine flu pandemic has examined why it was that some were more likely than others to be struck down by the illness.

They now have two generations of piglets bred to resist Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome, also known as «blue ear disease», which costs the swine industry # 120 million (more than $ 150 million) a year.

Results from the 2009 swine flu pandemic showed patients with more virus - killing immune cells in their blood at the start of the illness, would avoid sever illness, researchers at Imperial College London (ICL) found.

If it's because of the panic surrounding the swine flu, he recommends looking at the facts: In the United States, seasonal flu kills tens of thousands more people every year than swine flu has so far in 2009.

Added swine flu concern There are even more questions to be answered this year, thanks to the outbreak of the H1N1 influenza virus, commonly referred to as swine flu.

Staying cold - and flu - free requires more than just a flu shot.Getty ImagesYou knew it was coming: Flu season's back, and there's no telling how mild or wild it will be (remember swine flu?).