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CDC has revised the death toll for the H1N1 pandemic to almost 10,000 people since April, a significant jump from mortality numbers released last month. A month ago, the CDC estimated that only about 4,000 had died. CDC also noted that: 50 million Americans, one sixth of the country, had caught the disease 213,000 people had been sick enough to be hospitalized Several flu experts said they were not shocked by the sudden jump because the ...
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An H1N1 Flu Clinic will be held at the Brown County Health Department this evening, Monday, Dec. 14, from 4 to 8 p.m. The health department is in the County Office Building. This clinic is open to the general public and anyone can receive a vaccine. Children who have received their first shot on November 18 or earlier are now ready for their second vaccination. No paperwork is necessary if the child had their first vaccination at ...
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