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Swine Flu

What To Do about Swine Flu
    The swine flu, responsible for more than 100 deaths in Mexico, is spreading rapidly. To protect yourself:
•    wash your hands frequently;
•    stay home from work or school if you have mild flu symptoms;
•    go to a hospital if you have severe symptoms such as difficulty breathing;
•    don’t worry about eating safely cooked pork. The disease is spread through personal contact, not food.
[SOURCE: The Associated Press, April 27, 2009]

 

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