2009-09-02
By Editor, CIR
Business continuity firm, Link Associates, states in its latest flu report that University of Maryland (US) has found that the H1N1 flu strain dominates and does not mutate with seasonal flu in laboratory tests with ferrets, which, they believe, may ease concerns over the ability of H1N1 to mutate and reinforces how easily H1N1 has swept across the globe.
Meanwhile, the debate surrounding the development and use of a new vaccine continues.
Other stories you may find of interest:
Bank charges decision may not benefit SMEs
Small firms set to be overlooked in expected decision on bank charges
New social and security issues make for a complex risk terrain in 2010
Uneven and uncertain economic recovery, coupled with new social risk and security issues will present business with a more complex risk terrain over the coming year
Firms should step up shredding
Businesses are being urged to step up security when disposing of confidential information
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