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With flu cases rising, Michigan hospitals continue plans to treat a major H1N1 outbreak by stockpiling supplies, making arrangements to convert underused space into mini hospitals and bunking up patients who don't have the flu. Full Article at Detroit Free Press
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BEIJING, Nov. 9 (Xinhua) -- Fight against the deadly A/H1N1 flu virus kept intensifying in China. Full Article at Xinhua
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When the city issued its flu surveillance data late last week, the news appeared good. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Last May, an influx of children with flu symptoms and their worried families flooded the emergency department of Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago, swelling the normal patient load from 150 a day to 400 and leaving a net loss... Full Article at ABC News
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T oronto's Bridgepoint Hospital is coping with an H1N1 outbreak after 11 patients and five health-care workers in the hospital's Neuromuscular Support Unit contracted the virulent flu strain, the hospital said in a release issued Thursday. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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It's on the way up, but it's not to critical levels
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The president could have done some things 10 weeks ago that he did 10 or so days ago to waive some liability concerns and some other things that get this vaccine available
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The CDC director is sending a letter to every state and city receiving vaccine to reiterate that vaccine should be going to priority groups per the CDC
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There is no vaccine in Guantanamo and there's no vaccine on the way to Guantanamo
