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Swine Flu Closes Schools but Spares Lives
In Orange, Riverside and San Diego Counties, reports of kids infected with H1N1 virus have led to school closings. In Los Angeles County, 11 cases have been confirmed , but most schools are open. Jonathan Fielding is County Director of Public Health.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIn Orange, Riverside and San Diego Counties, reports of kids infected with H1N1 virus have led to school closings. In Los Angeles County, 11 cases have been confirmed, but most schools are open. Jonathan Fielding is County Director of Public Health.
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