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Swine Flu

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/ 6 May 2009

New flu kills second person in US, spreads globally

A Texas woman with the new H1N1 flu died earlier this week, state health officials said, the second death outside of Mexico.

By Chris Baltimore
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Africa
/ 5 May 2009

Africa scrambles to prevent arrival of swine flu

African nations are scrambling to prevent swine flu from reaching a continent already struggling with the burden of HIV/Aids and malaria.

By Clare Nullis
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/ 5 May 2009

Flu-hit Mexico to resume business, pork row erupts

Mexico will resume normal business operations this week after easing its swine flu restrictions, but the global flu alert triggered a trade dispute.

By Alistair Bell and Daniel Trotta
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/ 4 May 2009

Mexico breathes easier in flu epidemic

Mexico breathed easier on Monday in its fight against a deadly flu epidemic that may be retreating after a 10-day scare.

By Alistair Bell
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Article
/ 3 May 2009

Mexico says flu epidemic past peak

After days of alarm that had kept streets eerily quiet, the atmosphere in Mexico’s capital appeared more relaxed on Sunday.

By Louise Egan
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Article
/ 3 May 2009

Mexico flu cases easing but pandemic still likely

Mexico’s flu outbreak appeared to be easing with a fall in serious cases, but world health officials warned the virus could still become a pandemic.

By Pascal Fletcher
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Article
/ 2 May 2009

Lower Mexico flu death toll heartens nervous world

In a glint of good news for a world rattled by the threat of a flu pandemic, new data showed fewer people have died in Mexico than first thought.

By Catherine Bremer
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Article
/ 2 May 2009

‘SA can’t handle an outbreak’

As swine flu threatens South Africa, experts say the country does not have enough of the medicines necessary to contain an epidemic.

By Mia Malan and Nosimilo Ndlovu
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Africa
/ 2 May 2009

Egypt to begin pig slaughter in earnest

Egypt is to begin slaughtering 250 000 pigs on Saturday,despite the WHO saying there was no evidence the animals were transmitting swine flu.

By Samer Al Atrush
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Article
/ 30 April 2009

Egypt admits pig cull not anti-flu measure

Egypt on Thursday said its cull of 250 000 pigs was a general health measure rather than a precaution against swine flu.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 30 April 2009

Hogan: SADC ready for swine flu

Southern African countries have put a response plan in place to deal with possible swine flu cases, Health Minister Barbara Hogan said on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 30 April 2009

Mexico orders economic shutdown, pandemic imminent

Mexico’s president told citizens to stay home from Friday for a five-day partial shutdown of the economy.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 29 April 2009

Two suspected cases of swine flu in SA

Two suspected cases of swine flu have been reported in South Africa, the National Institute for Communicable Diseases said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 29 April 2009

Egypt considers mass pigs cull over swine flu fears

Egypt is considering culling hundreds of thousands of pigs as a precautionary measure as swine flu nears the borders of the country.

By Cynthia Johnston
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Article
/ 29 April 2009

Cabinet asks Hogan to craft swine flu campaign

Cabinet asked Health Minister Barbara Hogan on Wednesday to develop a campaign to educate South Africans about swine flu.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 29 April 2009

Swine flu hits the heart of continental Europe

Germany confirmed its first three cases of swine flu on Wednesday, the eighth country where the virus has been found.

By Jason Lange
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Article
/ 29 April 2009

Heat scanners give cold comfort during flu outbreak

Airports have rushed to install temperature scanners to pick out the sick, but the swine flu virus is proving too clever for modern technology.

By Tan Ee Lyn
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Article
/ 29 April 2009

New swine flu infections intensify travel fears

A global hunt for swine flu turned up new infections all around the world on Tuesday, and governments warned people to stay away from Mexico.

By Kieran Murray
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Article
/ 28 April 2009

DA: South Africa’s ‘non-response’ to swine flu worrying

The South African government’s ”non-response” to the outbreak of swine flu was worrying, the Democratic Alliance said on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 28 April 2009

Swine flu cases increase, hurting markets, airlines

A new virus that has killed 149 people in Mexico was found further around the world on Tuesday and the specter of a pandemic began to hit air travel.

By Catherine Bremer
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Article
/ 28 April 2009

Swine flu hits New Zealand, Israel

New Zealand and Israel confirmed cases of swine flu on Tuesday, the latest countries hit by a new strain that has killed up to 149 people in Mexico.

By Catherine Bremer
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Article
/ 28 April 2009

No cases of swine flu in SA, says Health Department

South Africans should not panic over swine flu, which is spreading in some parts of the world, the Health Department said on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 28 April 2009

Airline companies to nosedive on swine flu news

Airlines suffered an 11,1% fall in passenger numbers in March, and swine flu stands to compound financial problems and suppress traffic even more.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 28 April 2009

Swine flu puts Mozambique on high alert

Mozambique has placed its ports of entry on high alert and officials are looking out for any incidences of swine flu.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 28 April 2009

Flu crisis lays bare the meat industry’s monstrous power

The Mexican swine flu, a genetic chimera probably conceived in the faecal mire of an industrial pigsty, suddenly threatens to give the world a fever.

By Mike Davis
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/ 28 April 2009

World battles to curb deadly Mexico flu strain

The world’s top epidemiologists fought on Tuesday to curb the spread of a new strain of flu that has killed up to 149 people in Mexico.

By Catherine Bremer
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Article
/ 27 April 2009

Mexican swine flu spreads to Europe

Governments acted to stem a possible flu pandemic on Monday, as a virus that has killed 103 people in Mexico was confirmed to have reached Europe.

By Catherine Bremer
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/ 27 April 2009

Pandemic fears grow as flu death toll exceeds 100

Governments around the world are on high alert for a swine flu pandemic as the death toll from the virus in Mexico rose to more than 100.

By Staff Reporter
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