Nothing to sniff at


Seasonal influenza may not grab headlines as influenza pandemics do, but we should be equally careful about staying healthy during the flu season.

TEN years had passed since Dr Ginni Marsberg woke up with flu for the first time, but she remembered clearly how it felt. “I felt like I was hit and run over by a truck. I could not work, and I could not get out of bed,” she said.

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