IV Relenza saves U.K. woman from H1N1 flu

Mainlining GlaxoSmithKline's Relenza could end up as the swine-flu treatment of last resort. British doctors saved the life of a woman with severe H1N1 flu, using an unapproved IV form of the Glaxo antiviral. Report

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