Swine flu may have been halted in its tracks by the rise of a common cold virus, according to an article in this week's New Scientist.
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Experts suspect rhinovirus may have blocked the spread of swine flu via a process called viral interference, which is thought to occur when one virus blocks another.
The Blog is still relying on the idea that swine flu only affects people of a different, younger age range, and has blithely booked a business trip to an east European city which is currently listed as "high risk."
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