Japan authorities criticised as Asia reports first Tamiflu-resistant swine flu
06 July 2009
Ian Haydock
The first Tamiflu-resistant strains of influenza type A H1N1 have been detected in Japan and Hong Kong, suggesting that the resistance of the swine flu virus to standard first-line drug treatment may be increasing.
The single cases in each of the Asian countries came after that reported in Denmark...
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06 July 2009
Ian Haydock
The single cases in each of the Asian countries came after that reported in Denmark...
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