Is everyone going to die from swine flu in 2012?

Answer 1

Yes, the Swine Flu, like the similar strain of virus (the Spanish Flu) that was a rampant killer in 1918, has killed a few people so far, but nothing to compare to the number who died from the 1918 pandemic that killed more than 20 million people around the world.

Swine Flu has potential to create similar casualties, but we currently do have anti-viral medications that were not available in the earlier Spanish Flu outbreak and that will hopefully reduce the severity of this outbreak.

For information about the confirmed cases nationally and internationally along with the number of deaths, see the related links section below.

Also see the related questions for additional information on the Swine Flu.

Answer 2

About 60% to 75% will. I'm sorry if you have it and you are under 8 years old. I didn't mean to scare you.

Take no notice of the above answer.

It looks like, at the moment, most deaths are happening in Mexico, people outside of Mexico who come down with this illness, seem to get a mild form of it.

Why this is happening, the experts have not determined as of yet.

Answer 3

No, the swine flu is causing sympotoms similar to the normal flu. Each year 40,000 people in America die from the regular flu. This is no different. The swine can however kill people who are very old, very young or unhealthy, and in rare cases normal healthy people, with complications.

Answer 4

The swine flu, better known now as H1N1, has the possibilty such as ANY flu virus to result in death from complications of the illness. A person of any age young to old COULD die from the virus. Cases of H1N1 deaths in people young and old have already better reported. Keep in mind that people die EVERY year from flu virus complications, such is the nature of things unfortunately. H1N1 is not necessarily any deadlier than flu viruses from the past few years. There have been far fewer deaths this seaon from H1N1 than from seasonal flus in previous years. Roughly 1,000 deaths recorded from H1N1 so far, as opposed to 30,000 each year from seasonal flu. The government and media have done a good job of hyping it up.

Answer 5

ITS GONNA KILL US ALL!!!!it stopped spreading in the summer, but now its begun its dark campaign again! it will twist and corrupt the world, and kill all, leaving earth a scarred wasteland.

Answer 6

No