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Posted on: June 30, 2009 10:19 AM, by David Dobbs
U.S. Cases of New Flu Hit a High This Week, notes the WS Journal. Or, as the BBC puts it, US passes million swine flu cases. Effect Measure, meanwhile, ponders the flu's course in South America, where Hospitals `Overwhelmed’ By Flu Cases In Argentina.
We have just 90 days till flu season resumes here. H5N1 considers how to get ready, including a handy hydration formula.
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dam shit swine eaters get rid of it. all will die hahahaa
Posted by: chavan | August 11, 2009 6:09 AM