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Sid the Science Kid and Elmo Join Forces Against H1N1
October 26, 2009 by Cathy Ribble
Filed under News
Sid the Science kid and Sesame Street’s Elmo have joined forces with federal authorities this year to teach children and parents about H1N1 flu prevention. The plan-of-attack includes speaking to children about the subject on their level.
Parents heading out with their children H1N1 vaccinations may first want to spend a few minutes with Sid [...]
6 Ways To Help Protect Your Child From Swine Flu Without Vaccinations
April 30, 2009 by tanya
Filed under Baby Health, News
With the panic about Swine flu, and American health officials declaring a public health emergency - people around the world fear that there may soon be a global pandemic.
The virus has now been determined that it can be transmitted human-to-human, and rates of infection are already higher than the last official flu pandemic in 1968 [...]
Swine Flu Alert or, “Pig Flu” - Simple Advice
April 30, 2009 by Baby Chums
Filed under Baby Health, News
There are eight confirmed cases of swine flu in the UK. In the United Sates, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has now confirmed nearly 130 swine flu cases in eleven states, adding South Carolina to the list with ten test results coming back positive.
In Mexico roughly 12 people have died and more than [...]
23-Month Old Dies From Swine Flu In Texas
April 29, 2009 by tanya
Filed under Baby Health, News
A 23-month old from Texas has died from the swine flu. It is the first fatality outside of Mexico.
Dr Richard Besser, from the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed the death today. The toddler tied from the H1N1 strain of the deadly virus.
The virus has so far claimed around 160 deaths in Mexico, with [...]







