H1n1

Science

Revealed! Every Evil Atom Of The H1N1 Flu Virus

10:00AM November 16, 2011 | Kristen Philipkoski

The H1N1 flu pandemic killed 17,000 people across the globe between 2009 and 2010. Pretty terrifying. To prevent that from ever happening again, scientists have created a super-detailed computer model of the killer virus. More »


Science

Scientists Create The Definitive Flu Killer

5:00AM November 8, 2011 | Jesus Diaz

University of Texas Southwestern’s scientists have created a new flu vaccine that can protect us against any kind of flu, not just one type. Unlike the current type of vaccines, this can even protect us if the virus mutates. More »


Keystick Keyboard: The Hypochondriac’s Data Entry Tool

9:00AM December 14, 2009 | Jack Loftus

The Keystick collapsible keyboard concept looks like it was designed with portability in mind, but its true purpose is actually rooted more in swine flu than road warrior. More »


Online

Google Maps Shows You The Way To Your Swine Flu Vaccine

5:49AM November 11, 2009 | Jesus Diaz

The Pandemic That Was Going to Kill Us All But Didn’t is still alive, lurking to take you in a one-way trip across the Styx. Or a two-way trip to snotland. Google Maps points the way to the nearest vaccine. More »


Software

Harvard Medical School’s H1N1 App Let’s You Panic On The Go

4:17AM October 28, 2009 | Adam Frucci

Swine flu! It’s the panic du jour, far less dangerous than eating poorly cooked chicken or getting in a car, yet apparently infinitely more scary. And now Harvard will take $2.49 to scare you on your iPhone. More »


Piggy Flu Mania Means Vioguard’s Your Best Hope Against H1N1

7:49AM October 13, 2009 | Jason Chen

The Vioguard keyboard might be the first keyboard to specifically target the swines, using two 25-watt UV lights to kill 99.99% of viruses and bacteria in about 90 seconds. More »