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Swine flu hysteria may be making a come back. The Center for Disease Control, a federal agency, has reported that 1 million Americans have contacted Swine flu virus or H1N1 virus.
The CDC cannot actually individual report these cases, but, instead,...
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Swine flu could shine a glaring light on the best and worst about American-style health care.
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AP, Mexico City
Mexico announced a return to “normalcy” on Monday, preparing to reopen businesses and schools even as the virus sickened more than 1,200 people in 20...
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AP, Washington
The Food and Drug Administration says it has found at least 20 Web sites that may be fraudulently marketing products with claims they guard against or cure swine flu.
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AP, Mexico City
Mexico announced a return to “normalcy” on Monday, preparing to reopen businesses and schools even as the virus sickened more than 1,200 people in 20...
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AP, Boston
In a May 1 story about colleges altering commencement plans because of swine flu, The Associated Press reported erroneously that Amherst College had isolated eight...
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The spread of the swine flu has affected high school sports in two more states, with New Mexico postponing athletic events and Florida granting athletes pulled from a...
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In a May 2 story about swine flu comments and the immigration debate, The Associated Press mischaracterized a comment by CNN’s Lou Dobbs. The story said Dobbs...
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AP, Sao Paulo
The Southern Hemisphere has been mostly spared in the swine flu epidemic. That could change soon as winter sets in with no vaccine in place, leaving half the planet out...
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AP, New York
Federal health officials said Monday they were rethinking their advice that schools consider closing for as long as two weeks because of swine flu, a recommendation...
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AP, Washington
Swine flu could shine a glaring light on the best and worst about American-style health care.
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AP, Washington
U.S. officials say they aren’t relaxing amid reports that swine flu may be milder than first feared.
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AP, Mexico City
Mexico’s president says universities will reopen Thursday and all other classes will resume nationwide next week, citing an ebb in the swine flu outbreak.
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AP, Trenton
Americans frightened by swine flu are snapping up two antiviral medicines that treat the disease, whether they have it or not.
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AP, Mexico City
Mexican officials lowered their swine flu alert level in the capital on Monday and said they will allow cafes, museums and libraries to reopen this week, even as world...
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AP, Beijing
Mexican officials angry about China’s decision to quarantine more than 70 Mexicans over swine flu fears sent a plane Monday to the communist country to bring its...
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AP, Atlanta
U. S. health officials are taking another look at their advice about closing schools because of swine flu.
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AP, Tampa
Athletes from a Tampa high school were told on Monday they are being pulled from the upcoming state track meet because of a swine flu threat at their school.
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AP, Montgomery
A mother and father wanted a judge to force school officials to let their two sons do their school work from home because of the swine flu scare, but the judge said...
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Hurricanes, plane crashes, tsunamis, and now, swine flu.
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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..
