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The Swine Flu Outbreak
Opinion: Swine flu response dismal at best
We have had the better part of a year to get ready for swine flu.  And yet, the response to the pandemic H1N1 outbreak has been lousy, bioethicist Art Caplan says. What would happen if there were a bioterrorism attack or a truly deadly pandemic?   Full story
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  Economic impact
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Infections around the world
A country-by-country look at where the swine flu has spread.

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Faster flu vaccine needed
Nov. 9: In a new online campaign former senators Bob Graham and Jim Talent say the technology used to produce vaccines is way out of date. Why are we still using eggs to make flu vaccines? Dr. Nancy Snyderman talks with bioterrorism expert Colonel Randy Larsen about the need to speed up vaccine production.
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Flu activity around the country
A state-by-state look at the geographical spread of both seasonal flu and swine flu (H1N1) in the United States.

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  Swine flu worries world
From Mexico to Europe to the United States and beyond, an outbreak of deadly swine flu leads to concern and health warnings.

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Q&A
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Swine flu
Learn about the virus found in pigs and why it is causing concern among health officials.

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Phases of a pandemic
The World Health Organization has categorized pandemics into six phases and two post-pandemic periods.
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  Swine flu drawn out
A Daryl Cagle editorial cartoon roundup that explores the outbreak and the media's coverage of it.

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