Babies and young children are more likely than adults to die from the flu. Babies under 6 months old cannot be vaccinated, so it is recommended that everyone else in the family be vaccinated in order to protect the baby.
It can kill if not treated.
It can kill if not treated.
No. It is not legal to kill any babies.
In Britain the Swine Flu motto is: CATCH IT BIN IT KILL IT
No!
Yes. They kill flu viruses, sickness and cold so they can protecting you from getting sick.
because it is a deadly flu that can kill you :(
I would imagine that most babies are easy to kill, but I wouldn't recommend it.
No, zebras do not typically kill their babies. They are known to be protective and nurturing towards their offspring.
Normal flu does kill. In the USA alone it killed over 36,000 people in 2008! So if you were to find out the death numbers from flu in other countries the total would very high! http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2240054/posts Swine flu is just more of a concern as it is a new type of flu containing both bird flu and swine flu. Only very few people if anyone at all will have immunity from Swine flu.
lol um... babies don't purposely kill themselves! I don't know if that's what you meant, but sometimes babies will accidentally kill themselves many different ways, like suffocation.
No. For the flu vaccines, there are no live injected (flu shot/jab) vaccines. All injected flu vaccines are made with inactivated virus particles. The MedImmune flu mist is the only type that includes LAIV (live attenuated influenza virus). It is sprayed into the nose as an intranasal form of immunization. The mist is weakened (attenuated) significantly so that it will not give an otherwise healthy person the flu. It is only approved for those aged 2 - 49 who are healthy. Babies can be injected with the inactivated vaccines once they are 6 months old. Prior to that, babies are not able to be vaccinated for the flu since they have immature immune systems and must rely on mom's milk for antibodies to protect them or they may have benefited from her antibodies for the flu that were in her blood while they were developing in the womb. Babies under 6 months old are also reliant on those around them to have their flu vaccinations so they do not bring the infection home to the baby.