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Tamiflu

British  
/ ˈtæmɪˌfluː /

noun

  1. an oral antiviral drug that attacks the influenza virus and prevents it spreading inside the body

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Because the vaccine is not a perfect match for the latest mutated flu strain, Chin-Hong said getting antiviral medication like Tamiflu to infected patients may be especially important this year, even for those who are vaccinated.

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Drugs like Tamiflu work best when started within one to two days after flu symptoms begin, the U.S.

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Healthy high-risk people, such as older individuals, can be prescribed antiviral drugs like Tamiflu if another household member has the flu, Chin-Hong said.

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But a new published case suggests that death may be averted if infected cats are treated early with antiviral medications, such as Tamiflu, or oseltamivir.

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And whether the cats recovered because they were treated with Tamiflu, or whether the medication was incidental and they’d have recovered on their own — from another virus, infection or ailment — isn’t clear.

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