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Concern about the safety of H1N1 vaccine

Posted by sunita Tuesday, January 26, 2010 0 comments

The first shipment has arrived in the U.S. H1N1 vaccine in the next few days will be distributed six lakh doses.
Soon other countries of the world will look Swain flu vaccine. But being so widespread use of these vaccines also much concern about security.
China and Australia people running the campaign are being vaccinated against H1N1 virus. U.S., UK and Europe are ready to follow the same footsteps.
And pharmaceutical companies like Novartis Pascr Snofi their vaccine in the U.S. have started collecting. But concern over the fact that if Vaksin what turned out to be a little wrong.
Founder of Serum Institute, Ceres Poonawalla says "we can not launch such a vaccine and later found out that there is this problem. People believe we can have bad consequences Krege and later."
Medical agency in Europe this week has approved Glaxo and Novarits two vaccines. According to international reports of Glaxo vaccine based compound that Pendamics Mercury in Thiyomrsl name is linked to autism.

Children are not vaccinated, while the compound used in the U.S. over the past ten years the ban has been. World Health Organization says that he is closely watching the H1N1 vaccine production and need not worry. Experts believe that between all these concerns to avoid Wars H1N1 vaccine currently the most effective method.

US News About Emphysema

Posted by sunita Wednesday, January 13, 2010 2 comments

Children who are around smokers face a higher risk of near the beginning emphysema. Emphysema is a long-standing and progressive disease of the lung that mainly causes shortness of breath.

Researchers reached their conclusions after conducting Computed tomography scans on 1,781 non-smokers from six communities in the United States. They were capable to discover a distinction on Computed tomography scans between the lungs of participants who lived with a smoker as a child and those who did not," Gina Lovasi, an assistant professor of epidemiology at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health, said in a university news release. "Some known dangerous effects of tobacco smoke are short-range, and this new research suggests that effects of tobacco smoke on the lungs may also continue for decades."

The researchers have not get a connection between childhood disclosure to tobacco smoke and lung function. On the other hand, Lovasi renowned that emphysema may be a more sensitive determine of harm compared with lung function in this fairly healthy followers.

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