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At Hullar’s school, almost 20 percent of students were out sick at once recently. “It’s been hard, and you have to keep organized,” Hullar said. Full Article at The Observer-Dispatch
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Three swine flu deaths, including two in Kerala, were reported on Saturday, taking the toll due to Influenza A (H1N1) virus in India to 484, health authorities said in New Delhi. Full Article at Hindustan Times
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Riot police, wearing face masks against H1N1 flu, stand guard during a unionised workers' rally demanding better working conditions near the National Assembly in Seoul November 7, 2009. View Photo »
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H1N1 or swine flu season going on I just want them to be protected
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available until 4p.m. Vaccinations were only administered to high-risk groups. LONG BEACH, Calif. Full Article at Long Beach Press-Telegram
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SANTA CLARA Co. -- Santa Clara County's first public H1N1 flu vaccination clinic ran two hours longer than expected and ran out of vaccine for those in attendance because of the high number of children who showed up. Full Article at KTVU
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For months, travelers have been zooming through the skies, locked into a tight space with strangers, without benefit of an H1N1 vaccination. That situation probably won't change before Thanksgiving, historically the busiest travel season of the year. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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A Communist supporter wearing an anti-flu mask takes part in a Communist demonstration marking the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution in Moscow, Russia, Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009. Sign on the mask reads "capitalism is more harmful than H1N1". View Photo »
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A Calgary Flames medical representative approached Alberta Health Services on Oct. 27 (the second day the vaccination was available to everyone in Alberta) through a staff member to see if an H1N1 immunization clinic would be made available to the Flames and their families
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With the H1N1 vaccine in such high demand the Southern Nevada Health district opened two clinics on Saturday to help limit the crowds that just one location had been getting in the past. Full Article at KLAS - Las Vegas Now
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It was only after he and his wife, Nita, argued their son’s case for several minutes that the nurse administering the vaccine relented, and Amit received his shot, he said. “We said, 'Our son has asthma,’ ” Trivedi said. Full Article at Las Vegas Review-Journal | LVRJ.com
About H1N1
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Influenza A virus subtype H1N1, also known as A(H1N1), is a subtype of influenzavirus A and the most common cause of influenza (flu) in humans. Some strains of H1N1 are endemic in humans, including the strain(s) responsible for the 1918 flu pandemic which killed 50–100 million people worldwide. Full Article
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A Palestinian woman, who has registered to perform the annual pilgrimage to the Muslim holy places in Saudi Arabia, is vaccinated against swine flu or influenza A(H1N1) at a clinic in Hebron on November 7, 2009.
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Health Minister Abdullah bin Abdul-Aziz al-Rabeea (R) vaccinates his daughter Hana against the H1N1 flu at a hospital in Riyadh November 7, 2009. Saudi Arabia's vaccination campaign was launched on Saturday and will first focus on pilgrims and health workers.
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An 8-year-old male macaque Tasik licks spilt Cahors wine near his cage in the Royev Ruchey zoo in Russia's Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk, November 6, 2009. A zoo keeper gave red wine to the monkeys because he believes it is a preventative measure against the H1N1 flu disease.
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An 8-year-old male macaque Tasik drinks Cahors wine in the Royev Ruchey zoo in Russia's Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk, November 6, 2009. A zoo keeper gave red wine to the monkeys because he believes it is a preventative measure against the H1N1 flu disease.
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A dog is seen with a protective mask against the H1N1 flu on its face on a street in Enshi, Hubei province November 5, 2009. The Chinese mainland reported one more death from H1N1 flu Friday after at least 12 people had fallen victim to the disease, Xinhua News Agency reported.
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Drivers of mass transit system buses receive H1N1 vaccine injections at a hospital in Hefei, Anhui province November 6, 2009.
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H1N1 or swine flu season going on I just want them to be protected
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A Calgary Flames medical representative approached Alberta Health Services on Oct. 27 (the second day the vaccination was available to everyone in Alberta) through a staff member to see if an H1N1 immunization clinic would be made available to the Flames and their families
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To single out Disneyland and Disney World is not appropriate with regard to transmission of H1N1 ... There are too numerous to count opportunities for people to be in close spaces together, whether in movie theaters, in crowded shopping malls, on public transportation as well as during most individuals'...
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Significantly more cases of pandemic H1N1 have been recorded in Mexico since September than were observed during the initial springtime epidemic
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A Calgary Flames medical representative approached Alberta Health Services on Oct. 27 through a staff member to see if an H1N1 immunization clinic would be made available to the Flames and their families
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In China, after an earlier wave of mixed influenza activity (seasonal H3N2 and pandemic H1N1), pandemic H1N1 influenza activity now predominates and is increasing.
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It is clear that the pandemic [H1N1] 2009 has established itself in Ukraine and it is likely that the rapidly evolving situation in Ukraine is mainly related to the pandemic
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What we are urging is if you are sick and don't want to infect your pet, you could take the same precautions with humans who have the H1N1 flu
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In order for FDA to fully consider a next-stage clinical trial to evaluate LEAPS-H1N1 treatment of hospitalized patients with laboratory-confirmed H1N1 Pandemic Flu under an Exploratory IND, FDA has asked CEL-SCI to submit a detailed follow-up regulatory filing with extensive additional data.
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It is important to understand that the [New York City] Department of Health decides in its sole discretion who receives H1N1 vaccines -- both the amount and timing ... Goldman Sachs, like other responsible employers, has requested vaccine and will supply it only to employees who qualify based on the req...
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For the first time in India, an influenza vaccine is being developed in the country that would be effective specifically against the pandemic H1N1
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We do know that the H1N1 virus is still circulating in the Cayman Islands. Fortunately, the majority of patients continue to do well with just home care and isolation, however a very small number of patients get a severe, rapidly progressive illness
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While most people with H1N1 in Maine and the nation have had a relatively mild infection, this news demonstrates how severe influenza can be, especially in those with underlying conditions, pregnant women and children.
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He's got asthma, which is why I'm concerned about him getting it (H1N1) ... Every time he gets any kind of cold, he's wheezing and stuff ... we don't want to take any chances.
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Australia recently ended its 2009 `Flu Season’ (their Winter in our Summer), with 186 flu-associated fatalities of 36,991 Aussies confirmed having H1N1.
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Employee absence, even in the best of times, can strain the ability of companies to meet their business obligations. This year, the H1N1 flu virus is adding extra stress in the workplace ... By offering this benefit to our existing and new critical illness customers, we hope to encourage a bit of preven...
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According to recent research conducted by Techaisle, currently over 80% of businesses in the US have a work at home policy ... But all businesses have the ability to help alleviate fears associated with the H1N1 virus by allowing those concerned to work from home.
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It's obscene that Wall Street bankers think they are entitled to private shipments of H1N1 vaccinations while health-care workers, pregnant women, and other at-risk Americans are either waiting in line for hours or getting turned away because of shortages
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It is hard to believe that at a time when even the most vulnerable in our society are unable to obtain H1N1 vaccinations, the government is sending doses to private firms on Wall Street
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There is nothing privileged about the H1N1 Swine Flu; there should be nothing privileged about getting vaccinated ... The flu infects everyone the same way and causes the same illness; the only thing selective about the vaccines should be high-risk populations get them first.
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Oh, that makes sense. The H1N1 vaccine program has not lived up to what the government, what the Obama administration, had suggested it should be
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It's unfortunate that he has it, and I hope he gets better as soon as possible, but I think the H1N1 mania is overblown
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like many other large New York City employers, has partnered with the Department of Health to act as a distribution site for the H1N1 vaccine through the company's health clinics ... The vaccine is being provided only to employees in high-risk categories as defined by the CDC.
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It is important to understand that the Department of Health decides in its sole discretion who receives H1N1 vaccines -- both the amount and timing. Goldman Sachs, like other responsible employers, has requested vaccine and will supply it only to employees who qualify based on the requirements laid down...
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It's obscene that Wall Street bankers think they are entitled to private shipments of H1N1 vaccinations while healthcare workers, pregnant women, and other at-risk Americans are either waiting in line for hours or getting turned away because of shortages.
SOURCE: Associated Content
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