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Here Is What Ron Paul Is Saying About Swine Flu Vaccines…
He is saying that there is more people dying from swine flu vaccines than swine flu itself…
the saga continues…What Are The American Parents To Do??
Here is some of today’s story’s hitting the press in the Dallas Morning News & ForthWorth Area…
A 52-year-old woman with underlying medical issues has become the first person in Dallas County to die of the swine flu, health officials said today.
The announcement came this morning during a news conference as health officials provided details about the upcoming flu season – which is expected to contain a mix of both the swine flu and the seasonal flu.
Health officials said the woman died Friday and were unable to provide any additional details on the case. “I do think we have been lucky up until his point to not have a death,” said John Carlo, medical director for Dallas County Health and Human Services.
As of Aug. 8, Dallas County had logged 431 confirmed cases of swine flu, which scientists refer to as H1N1. There, however, may be more cases that have gone unrecorded since the county health department stopped accepting lab samples of potential cases in May.
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In Fort Worth Area, at least 80 Texas Christian University students have fallen ill with flu-like symptoms, and health officials believe some of the cases could be H1N1.
The university is following new Centers for Disease Control guidelines. The campus is not being closed and no classes have been canceled, but TCU is taking numerous precautions to prevent spread of the virus.
Earlier this week, Governor Rick Perry and other state officials said that while swine flu still poses a risk, they’re better prepared for any outbreak as traditional flu season nears.
Texas has 2.5 million courses of anti-viral medications on hand. It has requested another 800,000 from federal health officials as the traditional flu season nears. The medication can be used to treat swine and seasonal flus though a swine flu vaccine won’t be available until mid-October.
The first vaccine for swine flu will be distributed to states by population and should go to people considered most vulnerable to the disease school-age children, people chronic health conditions and pregnant women.
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