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01/29/2010

CDC Investigating pH1N1 Fatalities

As reported two days ago, we are seeing spikes in pH1N1 hospitalizations in a couple of locations in the US. CDC has now acknowledged investigating an increasing trend in fatal cases. This is a trend in reporting we expected based on the 1957 experience.

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