Swine Flu – A9 H1N1 – Why it is Mild

miki — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 01:49:15 +0000

This video explains WHY the risk posed by “Swine Flu” (A9 H1N1) is being classified as “mild” Please Rate, Favorite and Share. “Swine Flu” (A9 H1N1) is a hybrid of the following influenza strains: * North American Swine (Pig) * North American Avian (Bird) * European/Asian Swine (Pig) * Human Influenza The new virus ‘attacks’ the upper respiratory tract (your throat) which makes it much less dangerous than it would be if it entered the lungs. A gene named NS1 is also described as ‘normal’ which means that the virus is unlikely to result in serious pneumonia. Cytokine Storm Information: en.wikipedia.org NS1 Information: en.wikipedia.org Haemagglutinin Information: en.wikipedia.org Neuraminadase Information: en.wikipedia.org Disclaimer: Fair use assumed from a UK Channel 4 News Broadcast.

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Swine Flu – A9 H1N1 – Why it is Mild