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NO VIRUS?
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[01:10 pm] 12 December, 2007
People sneezing at every step turn out to have caught a cold. They
are not infected with viral influenza.
Nowadays people rarely come down with the flu. The number of infected
patients is decreasing day by day, Liana Torossian, chief professor
of Epidemic Department of the Ministry of Health, assured A1+.
People go to hospitals "after losing all patience," Liana Torossian
states.
"There are different types of viral influenza, A, B, C, which have
their subspecies. Whenever a person is taken with the flu he doesn't
acquire immunity to other subspecies of the disease. Therefore,
people come down with the flu immediately after recovering,"
Mrs. Torossian says.
It is due to mention that booklets covering seasonal influenza will
be distributed in policlinics, schools, hospitals, nursery schools
and other establishments.
A1+
[01:10 pm] 12 December, 2007
People sneezing at every step turn out to have caught a cold. They
are not infected with viral influenza.
Nowadays people rarely come down with the flu. The number of infected
patients is decreasing day by day, Liana Torossian, chief professor
of Epidemic Department of the Ministry of Health, assured A1+.
People go to hospitals "after losing all patience," Liana Torossian
states.
"There are different types of viral influenza, A, B, C, which have
their subspecies. Whenever a person is taken with the flu he doesn't
acquire immunity to other subspecies of the disease. Therefore,
people come down with the flu immediately after recovering,"
Mrs. Torossian says.
It is due to mention that booklets covering seasonal influenza will
be distributed in policlinics, schools, hospitals, nursery schools
and other establishments.