As the number of new H1N1 (swine flu ) infections worldwide drops, U.S. health officials on Friday cautioned the virus continues to circulate and can still be deadly.
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H1N1 Daily Media: H1N1 Update to Feb 12, 2010
As the number of new H1N1 (swine flu ) infections worldwide drops, US health officials on Friday cautioned the virus continues to circulate and can still be deadly, Reuters reports. According to the WHO, H1N1 remains the dominant strain …
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H1N1 swine flu is still circulating around the world and still killing people, although it is on the decline everywhere, global health officials said on Friday. The H1N1 strain is the dominant form of influenza globally, …
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H1N1 swine flu is still circulating around the world and still killing people, although it is on the decline everywhere, global health officials said on Friday. The H1N1 strain is the dominant form of influenza globally, …
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WASHINGTON – H1N1 swine flu is still circulating around the world and still killing people, although it is on the decline everywhere, global health officials said on Friday.
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Swine flu still out there, officials caution (AsiaOne)
H1N1 swine flu is still circulating around the world and still killing people, although it is on the decline everywhere, global health officials said on Friday.
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Swine flu still out there, officials caution (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Or will H1N1 assume the mantle of seasonal flu , taking over from H3N2, the traditional strain of “seasonal” flu ?
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As Swine Flu Fades, Experts Ponder Next Season – healthfinder.gov
The number of cases of H1N1 flu have leveled off in Nevada and across the nation in recent weeks, but if the illness peaks again — or worse, mutates — people need to be vaccinated, state health officer Tracey Green said Friday.
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H1N1 flu could peak again, Nevada officials fear (Reno Gazette-Journal)
Several staff members at Schofield Elementary School in Wellesley who were expecting to receive H1N1 vaccine shots Friday were mistakenly injected with insulin meant for students with diabetes, school officials said yesterday.
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Wellesley school staff given insulin in flu-vaccine error (Boston Globe)
The H1N1 flu virus is spreading most actively in North Africa, South Asia and parts of Europe, the World Health Organisation said on Friday.
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Pandemic flu still active in parts of world – WHO (Reuters via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)