In 2009 new strains of H5N1and H1N1 influenza have been identified in humans. In April, H1N1 was identified in Mexico, within weeks it spread to the United States and around the world. During the 2008-2009 flu season, H1N1 was associated with a total of five deaths, and 4,714 confirmed illnesses. Spread of the disease is preventable, but you need to be prepared! Read more »
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