Thank you for this tocallo, do you mind if I use it on my new blog http://e-publichealth.com?

I hope you are liking the UK.

Regards,

Cisco

Of course I do not mind! Please feel free to spread so 2.0 crew can answer the open question!

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That is great, I’m will also be sharing this with people as well.
Thanks!
Rob Fraser

Really, New Flu do matters… In any case, the information of this article is no any newness. We also can compare different illness, some of them that could be controlled very easy with cheap vaccines or treatments but currently are affecting million of people (as measles or leprosy).
The point is this outbreak could spread around the world and as experts pointed out, to cause a severe flu pandemic like 1957 but in my opinion and most of all, this is an opportunity to be conscious that we are in a global world and the collaboration between countries in this problem and other like tuberculosis and so on is essential.

It’s the mutated form of the swine flu virus that makes it alarming. Furthermore, the fact that it is a flu virus means it can be easily transmitted because it is air-borne, and in the populated and polluted world we live in these days, the possible negative outcomes are too much to contemplate on. But I still believe that with proper care and awareness we can all survive this.