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TEHRAN, oct 11_While this year's vaccine is thought to be well-matched to strains expected to circulate, experts caution that in flu enza can be unpredictable -- especially after last year's two-wave season.
News ID: 43910    Publish Date : 2019/10/11

TEHRAN, May 11 -The flu numbers have fallen drastically over the last month, as the season seems to be wrapping up, officials say.
News ID: 39139    Publish Date : 2019/05/11

TEHRAN, Apr 20 - The current flu season has lasted for 21 weeks, making it the longest since the 2014 -2015 season.
News ID: 38152    Publish Date : 2019/04/20

TEHRAN, Mar 02 - H3N2 viruses have accounted for a growing number of flu viruses detected across the country, and have become predominant in recent weeks in the South, Southeast and Midwest, the agency said.
News ID: 36130    Publish Date : 2019/03/02

TEHRAN, Jan 14- Of the confirmed cases, roughly half have sought medical treatment, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
News ID: 34067    Publish Date : 2019/01/14

TEHRAN, Jan 13 -Restocking vaccine supplies where they are actually being used would have a population-wide benefit by increasing the total number of vaccinated people. They would then be less likely to get sick and to infect others, reducing the overall flu wave, explained Keskinocak, a professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology School of Industrial and Systems Engineering.
News ID: 34023    Publish Date : 2019/01/13

TEHRAN, Jan 12 - Iran’s Foreign Ministry urged the citizens to avoid traveling to Georgia where a swine flu has broken out.
News ID: 33985    Publish Date : 2019/01/12

TEHRAN, December 16 -Flu season is getting off to a slow but steady start, a U.S. health official said Friday.
News ID: 32898    Publish Date : 2018/12/16

TEHRAN, December 01 - Only about 60 percent of seniors in the U.S. have gotten a flu shot this season, a survey says.
News ID: 32250    Publish Date : 2018/12/01

TEHRAN, April 19 - One hundred years ago, an outbreak of in flu enza spread rapidly across the world, and killed more than 50 million—and possibly as many as 100 million—people within 15 months. The speed of the pandemic was shocking; the numbers of dead bodies overwhelmed hospitals and cemeteries.
News ID: 21899    Publish Date : 2018/04/19