Study: 1918 flu survivors seem immune to swine flu

Courtesy Headlines from the Associated Press  Mon, 07/13/2009 - 07:10

WASHINGTON (AP) -- A new study finds that the way swine flu multiplies in the respiratory system is more severe than ordinary winter flu....


 

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