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AP, Atlanta
The swine flu virus that has frightened the world is beginning to look a little less ominous.
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AP, Atlanta
A U.S. health official says the new swine flu virus lacks genes that made the 1918 pandemic strain so deadly.
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AP, Beijing
Seven more children have died in an especially virulent outbreak of hand, foot and mouth disease in central China, bringing this year’s death toll from the virus...
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F-secure reports on security vulnerabilities with Adobe Reader and Foxit Reader for reading PDF files.
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AP, Houston
A virus is playing havoc with the municipal court operations in Houston.
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AP, Urbana
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AP, Manila
A person has been infected but is not ill with the Ebola Reston virus after coming into contact with sick pigs in the northern Philippines, the health secretary said...
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AP, New York
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AP, New York
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