Influenza H1N1 continues to decline, 16,455 dead since spring 2009
Influenza H1N1 continues to decline
Pandemic influenza H1N1, which has killed 16,455 since March 2009, continues to decline worldwide, according to the latest report published Friday by the World Health Organization (WHO). Full Story »
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