topic: flu

... influenza," said Leslie McFarlane, wildlife disease coordinator at the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.     But the dead birds are free of bird flu.     Avian cholera killed more than 15,000 birds on the lake last fall, most of them eared grebes, a duck-like bird. The common bacteria can quickly ...
full story 04/04/08

... Arizona, the CHL's top-scoring team, made it interesting.     NOTES: All-star defenseman and team captain Vladimir Hartinger was a late scratch with flu-like symptoms. He'll likely be a gametime decision today.     ... Reeder visited the dentist Thursday after taking the butt end of a stick to the mouth ...
full story 04/04/08

... ."     Now, taking care of himself might be the right thing for Martinez, who has multiple sclerosis. He said he was recently laid low by a bout of flu and at times he wasn't even able to sit up in bed.     "One of my personal goals is to get healthier," he said. "Relaxing and not being so stressed and ...
full story 03/27/08

... out late is because we got her an IV," the coach said regarding his player being intravenously injected with fluids during the break. "She has the flu. The doc says we need to get her in bed right away now so she can play in the title game (the next day)."     Hall-Jones, as Kromer spoke, swept into ...
full story 03/20/08

... time. Leading scorers Dayon Hall-Jones, Ali Hathaway and April Christie all struggled. Hall-Jones, who was given an IV at halftime as she fought flu-like symptoms, finished with 10 points on 2-of-14 shooting.     "When you get to this level you just can't do that," Kromer said.     "I tried my best ...
full story 03/14/08

...     KIRTLAND CENTRAL 64, MORIARTY 56: The Pintos' defense couldn't slow Dayon Hall-Jones, the Lady Broncos' spry senior guard.     Neither could the flu.     Hall-Jones, who received an IV in the training room at halftime, put on a dazzling display of drives and pull-up jumpers en route to a game-high ...
full story 03/14/08

... are small-bore items of almost no controversy more help for war veterans, reducing loose nukes in the former Soviet Union, fighting avian flu and the like. Bipartisan support for apple pie is hardly a profile in courage.     On the difficult compromises that required the political courage to challenge ...
full story 03/10/08

Monday, March 10, 2008 Get Flu Vaccine Every Year By Lance Chilton, M.D. For the Journal     YOUR CHILD'S HEALTH: As always, I read microbiologist Steve Young's report on virus isolations this morning to learn what kinds of problems I'd be seeing in my office all week. Dr. Young is in charge of the ...
full story 03/09/08

... 't participate in our medical system. That means I don't go to the doctor even when I'm sick, as I am today with a fever and cold - or maybe it's flu, or maybe something else, I don't know. (Let's pray for the best.) I'm missing work as well which costs me several days' wages from my modest job. ...
full story 03/09/08

... in. It was the calm before the storm.     The next day, around noon I think, the effects of election night began to strike. Some still say it was a flu bug that was going around. For the record, the cause of the illness has never been satisfactorily determined. I think it was the food. For me, it started ...
full story 03/06/08