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The fact is that when we isolated the virus in our attempts to make a vaccine, and we also tested its sensitivity to Amantadine, it became clear, over a year ago we knew, that in fact this virus was resistant to Amantadine, which is a commonly used drug for influenza.
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Another article states, "Don't Use Amantadine or Rimandatine to Treat Flu, Warns CDC," because "evidence indicates Influenza A viruses in US are resistant to these drugs."
New State of Seafood report, chef cooks for preschoolers, and how flu vaccines are made 2009
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Amantadine should isolation depends mandol concerned it toll.
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Another article states, "Don't Use Amantadine or Rimandatine to Treat Flu, Warns CDC," because "evidence indicates Influenza A viruses in US are resistant to these drugs."
Can H1N1 flu virus in pregnancy change genes in the brains of the unborn? 2009
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DOBBS: Amantadine, if indeed it turns out the Chinese did use this, what is the impact on Amantadine as an antidote to this potentially deadly disease?
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So the very fact that we have resistance to Amantadine really makes our problem much more significant that it would have been.
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The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization confirms the Chinese have given their chickens a human antiviral medicine, Amantadine, to try to suppress the H5N. bird flu.
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And the older two, Rimantidine and Amantadine, actually have more side effects.
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(END VIDEOTAPE) PILGRIM: Amantadine is one of the few drugs approved for treating humans with avian flu, and it's the most affordable, but now the worst fear is that the drug may be useless in helping with any widespread epidemic -- Lou.
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The Chinese deny that they have encouraged the use of Amantadine widely to treat animals or to prevent infection.
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