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Swine Flu Can Become Drug-Resistant Quickly - Agency for Science, Research and Technology Study

September 16, 2010 | 
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(Reuters) - A swine flu virus infecting a woman in Singapore mutated into a drug-resistant form virtually overnight, doctors reported in a study that they say shows the limitations of using drugs to treat influenza.

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