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Don’t Be Afraid of the Influenza A(H1N1)等Don’t Be Afraid of the Influenza A(H1N1)等 The influenza A(H1N1) has appeared in almost every country since being identified earlier this year. It seems to be a threat to our health. Why are we so worried about this flu when hundreds of thousands die every year from seasonal influenza? The influenza A(H1N1) appears to be as contagious as seasonal influenza, and is spreading fast particularly among people from ages 10 to 45. It is a new virus and one to which most people have no or little immunity, and therefore, this virus could cause more infections than are seen with seasonal flu. But you should not be afraid of it. If you form a good personal hygiene habit such as sufficient sleep, attendance in exercise, reduced pressure, enough nutrition, and so on, you can effectively prevent the A(H1N1) flu. And now, the flu will be no longer a terror, because the vaccine for the A(H1N1) strain of flu has been mass production. The health care workers will be among the first to get vaccinated, because they are on the front-line of fighting the virus. Other priority groups include people with underlying chronic conditions like diabetes, asthma or cardiovascular problems. chimp Is nuts for puma cud SHE has a tender heart, a nice hairy shoulder to cry on and she knows where the baby wipes are. So Anjana the chimpanzee is well qualified to kitten-sit orphaned puma cub Sierra, helping the humans at a South Carolina zoo with all the feeding, cuddling, and chasing duties. The chimp has lived her whole life at the Institute of Greatly Endangered and Rare Species. “If Sierra is running around too fast, then Anjana will scoop her up so she doesn?t get into any trouble,” director Bhagavan Antle said. Anjana has already helped to bring up two royal white tiger cubs, a leopard and four lions. “If you need a baby wipe, you can just tell her and she?ll run off and get it,” Dr Antle said. Question:Who is “SHE” (the und