Europe is unlikely to see another wave of pandemic H1N1 flu soon but local epidemics are likely as winter returns to the Northern hemisphere, health officials said on Monday.
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H1N1 seen lying low, then rising again in Europe (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
With flu on wane, hospitals allowing young visitors again. Richmond Times Dispatch World health officials are recommending that next year’s seasonal flu vaccine include protection against the H1N1 flu strain . …
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Demand for the H1N1 vaccine has slowed dramatically, but public health officials say it’s just as important to get vaccinated because swine flu is still in the community.
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Got your swine flu shot? You need to (KVAL Eugene)
A 58-year-old woman died last week after being exposed to the H1N1 virus, health officials said Wednesday.
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Woman Dies Of H1N1; Vaccine Still Available (FOX 5 Las Vegas)
Tests confirm that a Nassau County woman who died in November had the H1N1 virus. Although the 53-year-old woman passed away in an area hospital in November, health officials did not receive the test results until Jan.
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Swine flu case confirmed (Nassau County Record)
Public health officials have been tracking four versions of flu this year: one strain of influenza Type B, and three strains of influenza Type A. The swine flu is a strain of influenza Type A, subtype H1N1
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County health officials confirm woman as 13th death related to H1N1, swine flu
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County health officials confirm woman as 13th death related to H1N1, swine flu (The Palm Beach Post)
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
(AP) — The H1N1 flu is still making Missourians ill. According to the state health department, over 28000 Missourians have had some strain of flu this season — 42 times higher than last year. State health officials are urging … …
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Vietnam health officials Wednesday confirmed one more death of A/H1N1 influenza, bringing the total number of fatalities in the country to 58
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H1N1 flu claims one more (Vietnews Online)