The H1N1 flu mutations are getting creepy quickly enough. And now they are expanding.
Harald Wychgel, spokesman for the Dutch Institute for Health and the Environment, told AFP that there had been a "minor change in the virus to make it resistant to Tamiflu," a key treatment for influenza.
"He died not because the virus was resistant but because he was seriously ill and caught the Mexican (swine) flu," Wychgel said.
