Local health officials warned people with flu symptoms against close contact with any animals. The A( H1N1 ) virus has been found in animals including pigs, turkeys, cats, ferrets and dogs in a dozen of countries. …
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France Confirms H1N1 Flu Outbreak in Turkeys
ReutersFrance confirms A/ H1N1 flu infection in turkeysistockAnalyst.com (press release)Local health officials warned people with flu symptoms against close.
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Following the deaths of two Hawaii residents, health officials urge residents to be vaccinated for the H1N1 flu.
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Hawaii Officials Say 2 Die Of H1N1 Flu (KITV Honolulu)
HONOLULU — Following the deaths of two Hawaii residents, health officials urge residents to be vaccinated for the H1N1 flu . Wednesday, January 20, 2010. … The other case is a reminder to otherwise healthy individuals that flu-like illness can rapidly worsen and to be aware of serious symptoms requiring prompt medical attention.” Copyright 2010 by KITV.com All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. …
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P.E.I. health officials are pleasantly surprised by the number of Islanders who are still getting the H1N1 vaccine.
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Demand for H1N1 vaccine still high on P.E.I. (CBC Prince Edward Island)
But, once the symptoms of H1N1 have passed, it doesn’t mean you are in the clear. You can still transmit the virus for up to a week. There are numerous reasons that Swine Flu has become a concern for health officials and the public at …
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Incubation Period of Swine Flu | Swine Flu Symptoms H1N1 (Swine Flu)
By Michelle Rupe Eubanks, Staff Writer Most Alabamians have not received their H1N1 vaccine, and state health officials say they need to do so as the traditional flu season approaches.
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Officials push flu vaccine (The Florence Times-Daily)
Four-year-old Eduardo Sanchez covered his eyes with his hands as his mother Carla received a vaccination Thursday against swine flu. Although H1N1 cases have dropped in the U.S. since October, health officials are taking few chances that a second…
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Residents get their H1N1 shots (Colusa County Sun-Herald)
Solano County health officials report two residents died recently of the H1N1 flu.
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H1N1 flu claims two Solano County residents (News10 Sacramento)
Now is not the time to forget about H1N1. Though reported cases of the virus have dropped in recent weeks, those not already vaccinated should get vaccines, health officials said Thursday.
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H1N1 flu still a danger (The Holland Sentinel)