News Source: Chicago Tribune
| about 1 month ago
As President Barack Obama declared swine flu a national emergency Saturday, thousands of Chicagoans waited in line for hours for the vaccine and many others were turned away after the city's limited supply ran out. The scene at Chicago's first day of...
News Source: ITN
| about 1 month ago
It increases the ability of treatment facilities to handle a surge in H1N1 patients by easing the implementation of emergency plans. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Friday that swine flu has become widespread in 46 of the 50...
News Source: Denver Post
| about 1 month ago
President Barack Obama has declared H1N1 swine flu a national emergency, clearing the way for legal waivers to allow hospitals and doctors' offices wider leeway to handle a surge of new patients, administration officials said Saturday. The president...
News Source: Russia Today
| about 1 month ago
Are vaccinations really helpful, or just another source of revenue for drug companies? People on the streets of New York have mixed feelings on the issue. RT’s “The Resident”, Lori Harfenist, asked them if they want to get vaccinated and why.
News Source: Pensacola News Journal
| about 1 month ago
Flu vaccines H1N1 vaccinations are available from local health care providers and at the Escambia County Health Department. Vaccinations will be made available first to those in the priority group: -- Pregnant women. -- Caretakers for children 6...
News Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
| about 1 month ago
President Barack Obama has declared the swine flu outbreak a national emergency, allowing hospitals and local governments to speedily set up alternate sites and procedures if needed to handle any surge of patients, the White House said yesterday. The...