H1N1 is usually referred to as Avian, or as Bird Flu. It's
actually part bird, part pig (swine) and slice human fragments
of viruses all together. it is not transmitted by sex. However
I'm afraid I don't understand your grill.  UPDATE: Got your
message: I haven't done a lot of research on H1N1 but I think
the links below will tell you lots. In nonspecific, for many
people the symptoms will be just similar to any other "ordinary"
flu. And in most ways it is like any ordinary influenza-
explicitly, it can be a few days sicks, or it can lead to very
serious symptoms, especially in the extremely young or the
elderly or anyone with a low immune system. For some reason it
seem to also attack young and healthy people especially. From
the 1st intermingle, about high risk groups of people: " *
pregnant women * children and adults with size "  So, like any
flu, it is *possibly* very dangerous to some race. By far most
recover. It is also of particular concern because, since it is
made up of the 3 viral components (bird