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Health Ministry has reported on Monday that more than 302 patients have died due to H1N1 virus in the country till September 28, 2009. The ministry informed that four deaths have been reported from various states on Monday - one each from...
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Assistant technician Lucia Pollarini monitors the production of the Italian government’s stockpile of swine flu treatment at a military pharmaceutical plant, in Florence, Italy, Monday, May 4, 2009. Health officials say Italy has two more cases of swine..
