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Influenza and Colds: Strains, Symptoms, Treatments | Publications

Summary: The Disabled World list of publications on influenza and colds covers a wide range of topics, including various strains of flu viruses, symptoms, and treatment options. These articles and papers provide valuable information on seasonal flu trends, prevention strategies, and the impact of influenza on different populations, including those with disabilities and seniors. The collection includes peer-reviewed research, expert opinions, and practical advice on managing flu symptoms and reducing the risk of complications. Readers can find insights on topics such as the effectiveness of flu vaccines, natural remedies, and the differences between cold and flu symptoms. This comprehensive resource offers helpful guidance for individuals seeking to understand and navigate flu seasons, making it particularly useful for vulnerable populations and their caregivers.

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Influenza and Colds: Strains, Symptoms, Treatments: Publications and Resources (36 Items)
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Cold vs. Flu: How to Tell Them Apart
Learn the key differences between cold and flu symptoms, how each virus spreads, and when to seek medical care. Practical guidance for managing viral illness.

13 Dec 2019
30 Nov 2025
2018-2019 Flu Season and Vaccination Preparation
Statement by U.S. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, M.D. regarding preparations for the upcoming flu season and vaccinations.
28 Sep 2018
31 May 2024
Resurgence of Whooping Cough (Pertussis) in America
Number of people susceptible to contracting pertussis is slowly rising setting the stage for an increase in number of new cases, especially in seniors.
4 Apr 2018
19 Sep 2023
FDA Statement Regarding Efforts to Improve Effectiveness of Influenza Vaccines
Statement from FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, M.D., on FDAs ongoing efforts to help improve effectiveness of influenza vaccines.
26 Feb 2018
13 Dec 2019
Influenza: Symptoms of Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock
Sepsis symptoms and risk factors, difference between severe sepsis and septic shock, and how sepsis is typically treated.
14 Jan 2015
H3N2 Flu: Protection & Prevention for High-Risk Groups
Seasonal H3N2 flu often causes headache, fever, cough and muscle aches; high-risk groups (seniors, children, chronic illness) should get vaccinated annually for best protection.

29 Dec 2014
30 Nov 2025
H3N2 Flu Strains Could Trigger Next Human Pandemic
MIT study identifies H3N2 flu strains in birds and pigs that could cause pandemic if spreading to humans; current vaccines may not provide protection.

11 May 2013
30 Nov 2025
Respiratory Infections: Get a Flu shot and Vitamin D
To help prevention of flu and other upper respiratory infections after a flu shot make sure you have adequate levels of vitamin D.
25 Jan 2013
Infectious Mononucleosis (Mono) Information
Mono, often referred to as the kissing disease, is transmitted through saliva, a sneeze or cough or by sharing a food utensil or a glass with someone who has the virus.
2 Jan 2013
12 Jun 2021
Dealing with Strep Throat
Information symptoms and treatment information for Strep Throat a disease that causes a sore throat.
30 Dec 2012
16 Mar 2018
Adenoviruses: Viruses That Affect Children and Adults
There are over 50 types of adenoviruses that are all immunologically distinct from each other and have the potential to cause infections in people.
27 Jan 2012
16 Mar 2018
New Flu Cure Shows Promise
Each year flu infects 3 to 5 million people worldwide and is responsible for 250-500,000 deaths according to the World Health Organization.
22 Apr 2011
Pandemic Flu Planning Guide for Nursing Homes
Toolkit for Nursing Facilities provides nursing homes with a detailed assessment and flu planning tool.
3 Jan 2011
Over-reactive Immune System Kills Young Adults During Pandemic Flu
Study findings suggest people are made critically ill or even killed by their own immune response.
5 Dec 2010
Vapor Rub Treats Children with Cough and Congestion and Helps them Sleep Better
Applying a vapor rub is effective for treating children with night-time cough and congestion and improves sleep for children with cold symptoms.
8 Nov 2010
Course of Action to Prepare for Colds and Influenza
Simple steps for households to take to help break the chain of germ transmission for colds and flu.
14 Oct 2010
Tips to Keep Seniors Healthy During Flu Season
While the flu vaccination is now recommended for everyone adults age 65 and older are among the hardest hit by influenza.
4 Oct 2010
Say Boo to the Flu: Americans Casting Wrong Spells to Scare Away Seasonal Flu
When it comes to the flu, Americans are confused by what is fact and what is fiction and often rely on time honored old wives' tales to scare away the virus.
30 Sep 2010
13 Dec 2019
Free Flu Shot Vouchers for Uninsured Patients
Nearly 350 Community Clinics and Health Centers to Receive Free Flu Shot Vouchers For Their Uninsured Patients.
20 Sep 2010
Free Flu Shots to Uninsured Patients of Community Clinics and Health Centers
Flu vaccinations are now available at all CVS pharmacy and MinuteClinic locations nationwide.
8 Sep 2010
Target to Serve as Prevention HQ this Flu Season
Nationwide retailer offers expert advice over-the-counter solutions and flu vaccines at the same low price.
27 Aug 2010
Government Urges Flu Vaccinations this Year
After the H1N1 outbreak the government says everyone over the age of 6 months needs a flu shot in 2010.
23 Aug 2010
5 Oct 2010
Developing a Universal Flu Vaccine
Influenza vaccine could represent step towards universal influenza vaccine eliminating need for seasonal immunizations.
19 May 2010
13 Jun 2016
H5N1 and H1N1 Replikin Counts on the Rise
BioRadar analysis reveals rising Replikin counts in both H5N1 and H1N1 strains, with increasing human cases reported globally and predictions confirmed.

9 Apr 2010
18 Dec 2025
Seasonal Outbreaks of Flu Linked to Dry Winters
Seasonal changes of absolute humidity are apparent underlying cause of winter influenza peaks.
23 Feb 2010
26 Jun 2010
Bacterial Super-infection after Influenza
Influenza may predispose to bacterial infections which account for significant proportion of mortality during flu pandemics.
23 Jan 2010
16 Mar 2018
Flu Risks for People with Arthritis and/or Rheumatic Disease
People with certain types of arthritis or autoimmune rheumatic disease have a higher risk of getting flu-related complications.
19 Oct 2009
16 Mar 2018
Influenza Vaccine Allergy Clinic
Mayo Clinic will offer an influenza vaccine allergy clinic beginning Monday Oct. 5.
2 Oct 2009
5 Oct 2010
Women Who are Pregnant Should Get Flu Shots
Pregnant women should get flu shots this year to protect them against seasonal flu and H1N1 Swine flu.
23 Sep 2009
26 Jun 2010
When Should I Receive a Flu Shot (Influenza Vaccine)
Information on who and when you should get a influenza vaccine or flu shot including side effects and risks.
15 Sep 2009
13 Dec 2019
1 in 6 Public Health Workers Unlikely to Respond in Pandemic Flu Emergency
Public health employees said they were unlikely to report to work during a pandemic emergency.
24 Jul 2009
27 Oct 2017
Influenza Monitoring by the US Military
Emerging infectious diseases led to the creation of the Department of Defense Global Emerging Infections Surveillance and Response System.
7 Jul 2009
Cold and Flu Remedies or Get a Flu Shot?
Whether to take natural herbal cold and flu remedies or risk an adverse reaction to flu shots.
26 Apr 2009
16 Mar 2018
Flu Shot Reactions: Types and Precautions
Common flu shot reactions include swelling soreness and redness at the point of injection body aches and low grade fever.
26 Apr 2009
13 Dec 2019
Engineering Flu Vaccines
Tests of data from bird flu and seasonal flu outbreaks suggest their method can better gauge the efficacy of proposed vaccines than can tests used today.
17 Mar 2009
Drug Resistant Influenza A Virus High Risk to Patients
Mutation of influenza A virus resistant to drug oseltamivir may pose a serious health threat to hospitalized patients with weakened immune system.
2 Mar 2009

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