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The maker of Tamiflu, the weapon at the heart of the fight against the H1N1 flu virus, says it is ramping up production of the drug that has a main ingredient largely supplied from few Countries as China, US, Canada and Switzerland. They have delivered approximately 5 million to 10 million emergency stocks of Tamiflu to the World Health Organization, And The Governments worldwide have already ordered about 220 million doses of the said drug. Marketed through Roche as Tamiflu, is the antiviral drug considered by medical experts to be most effective against flu variants such as H5N1 (bird flu) and the ongoing H1N1 outbreak.

Roche, based in Basel, Switzerland, can make as many as 400 million doses of Tamiflu a year but increasing production to its maximum "takes some time", Roche is also increasing its stocks of the raw materials used in Tamiflu, including the star aniseed spice that produces shikimic acid - the major ingredient in the antiviral drug. The dried, star-shaped fruit, mostly harvested from March to May, is a traditional ingredient in Chinese cuisine. Star aniseed exported from China reportedly accounts for 80 percent of the world's total, with the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region one of the world's largest producers accounting for 85 percent of world's total output.

Dancing with the Stars now hot trends

As is tradition, several pro athletes also will try on their dancing shoes likes Swimmer Natalie Coughlin, who has 11 Olympic medals under her belt;　former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver and football Hall of Famer　 Michael Irvin; professional snowboarder Louie Vito; and former Ultimate Fighting Championship lightweight champ Chuck Liddell this hot trends most popular in the "Dancing With Stars". Dyachenko previously performed in the "Dancing With the Stars" tour in 25 cities in the USA and Canada. 　Dyachenko The dancers have graciously donated their time and talent to work with The Teal Tea Foundation toward a common goal, Dancing For a Cure and Healty Die. And Atlanta Open, Wisconsin State, San Francisco Open, Virginia State, and Maryland Championships.　 In 2006 and 2007, they were ranked 4th in the U.S. National and World Professional American Rhythm Championships.