The policy included sending students home with any sort of flu-like symptoms , as long as they lived within 200 miles of the school. The diagnoses did not have to be confirmed as H1N1 cases, rather the flu-like cases were “presumptive
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It seems like 1/4 the school is out sick with flu-like symptoms , so I’m terrified that I could get the H1N1 Virus, since I’ve heard it really hits kids with asthma hard. But the vaccine seems so new, and I heard they are all made …
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DeSoto County Schools officials have been aggressively combating the H1N1 virus since the summer, saying that battle will continue in light of the death last week of a DeSoto teen who had flu-like symptoms.Katherine Nelson, director of community relations, said schools’ common areas have been disinfected regularly since the summer and the school district has been tireless in promoting sanitary …
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H1N1 battle continues in DeSoto schools (Memphis Commercial Appeal)
The city offered its second-to-last free H1N1 vaccination clinic Tuesday at Central Middle School.
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Only one more chance for free H1N1 vaccine (KTUU Anchorage)
If two students in the same class were diagnosed with H1N1 within three days, then the school was closed for five days.
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Taiwan Insights: Taiwan ready for H1N1 with domestic vaccine
The Cook County Department of Public Health administered 1,633 H1N1 vaccinations Monday at Community Unit School District 220 schools.
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1,633 immunized for H1N1 at school clinics (Barrington Courier-Review)
The Muscogee County School District and the Columbus Department of Public Health are partnering to offer free H1N1 vaccinations to all Muscogee County elementary students.
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Muscogee County School District offering free H1N1 vaccinations to elementary students (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer)
The Reading Health Division will be hosting a free H1N1 Clinic on Jan. 16 at the Coolidge Middle School from 10 a.m. to 4 pm; for persons over 10 years of age.
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Free H1N1 clinic (The Reading Advocate)
More than 200 students were treated for flu-like symptoms during the first week of classes in September and nearly 400 were treated the second week. The outbreak tapered off about a month into the school year before a spike of flu-like …
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