FluWar Reviews

The question isn't "Will there be another flu pandemic?" , but rather "When will another flu pandemic hit?" . Back in 1918, the influenza infected 20-40% of the planet's inhabitants, killing an estimated 50 million individuals. This was well before the dawn of air travel that is worldwide that is regular. Worldwide, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates 3-5 million severe flu cases annually with an estimated 250,000-500,000 deaths. In terms of the health care burden, at the U.S. alone the estimated price of yearly flu outbreaks is just $ 71-$167 billion each year.

Apart from helping reduce flu transmission, our goods are also capable of reducing the transmission of viruses which cause the common cold (roughly 200 unique viruses). In general, viruses which cause the common cold aren't inherently deadly. They are however costly, perhaps up to $40 billion each year in the U.S. with innumerable numbers of lost work days, school days, etc.. Further, most severe secondary infections such as pneumonia can follow a chilly after damage to the upper respiratory tract

Our products will alter the landscape of disease prevention.

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