$UVFT: Fighting H1N1 in Schools and Homes
January 4th, 2010 at 10:55 am Posted by The Dean
Since November, there has been some debate about whether or not we are out of “the swine flu woods yet.” In the U.S., many states are just beginning to offer widespread vaccinations and, in Illinois, health officials are urging “not to let your guard down.”
In fact, the state’s Director of Public Health, Damon Arnold, has reportedly said that “H1N1 is still circulating.” As the seasonal flu season has only just begun, The Dean believes there’s plenty of fight left in this swine and plenty of bacon for $UVFT to fry.
Many sources have reported that a second “wave” of the H1N1 virus has ended, while “talk about another wave hitting” stays alive because “historically most pandemics hit more than once.”
On the other hand, countries like China, whose population is 5 times as large, “The danger of an explosion of outbreaks in some places exists, and the number of fatalities and serious cases will remain at a higher level.”
Furthermore, the potential of a winter flu outbreak, similar to that feared during Thanksgiving and the winter holiday season in the U.S., is now feared in China because of the country’s upcoming February Lunar New Year holidays, where “hundreds of millions of people swamp roads and railways to visit family.”
Swine flu is certainly cause for concern there because the spread of the H1N1 virus in rural areas and at schools is an issue. Adding to these fears and the potential of a horrifically deadly swine flu outbreak, only 3.8% of China’s 1.3 billion people have been vaccinated, despite the country’s campaign being the largest in the world.
At the end of the day, whether you’re in the western or eastern hemisphere, The Dean thinks the H1N1 virus and swine flu fears are very much persistent. This is why The Dean believes $UVFT’s FDA-approved UV400 VIRAGUARD could be used to kill H1N1 in closed areas, such as schools and homes, where the virus is spread.
