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Asked by GMartin in Math & Science
Hi Everyone;
I am wondering what the difference is between the Swine Flu and Seasonal Flu. Are they different in terms of virus strains? For instance, is there just one viral strain of the Swine Flu and three or more for the Seasonal Flu? And what about immunity? Isn't the body able to naturally develop an immunity for the Seasonal Flu but not able to with the Swine Flu? And, finally, what about vacines? As I understand it, the vacine is actually a "dead" or weakened version of the actual virus which causes the flu. At any rate, I am wondering if the same process of creating vacines for the Swine Flu is the same.
In closing, I will look forward to reviewing any shared insights onto this question. Hopefully, this question will act as a catalyst to a nice open discussion on this topic. As I always, I look forward to learning a great deal from this post.
Thanks in advance for any attention and time given.
George
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