A review on swine flu infection and strategies for its treatment in future
Prashant Kumar Dhakad, Mahaveer Singh
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Prashant Kumar Dhakad, Mahaveer Singh
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H1N1 influenza infection is one of the most influential types of influenza viruses that enamored and surrenders almost all age gatherings of human populaces.This paper exhibits nitty-gritty data in regards to general mechanism of H 1 N 1 infection, the impact of swine flu in people, correlation of swine flu infection with liquor utilization, common cold, and noteworthiness of obesity.Pandemic spread in 2009, the pharmacological role of plant supplements in context of H 1 N 1 and their uses and a metric study showing the ranking of supplements with the highest frequency of occurrence (F supplement) and ranking of supplement with highest probabilities of co-occurrence with H 1 N 1 (P supplement) has been portrayed in the present review.
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H1N1 influenza infection is one of the most influential types of influenza viruses that enamored and surrenders almost all age gatherings of human populaces.This paper exhibits nitty-gritty data in regards to general mechanism of H 1 N 1 infection, the impact of swine flu in people, correlation of swine flu infection with liquor utilization, common cold, and noteworthiness of obesity.Pandemic spread in 2009, the pharmacological role of plant supplements in context of H 1 N 1 and their uses and a metric study showing the ranking of supplements with the highest frequency of occurrence (F supplement) and ranking of supplement with highest probabilities of co-occurrence with H 1 N 1 (P supplement) has been portrayed in the present review.
Key concepts: Medicine, Intensive care medicine, Virology