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The Swine Flu Might Turn Out To Be Less Deadly Than the Average Winter Flu

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"If this virus keep going through our summer," Palese said, "I would be very concerned."

The bottom line is that while this flu is certainly spreading worldwide, and while it could mutate into something extremely lethal, right now it is fairly mild.

Note: Precautions, such as frequent hand-washing, should certainly be undertaken. And studies note that Vitamin D can help ward off flus or reduce their severity.

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ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE.......HOT OFF THE PRESS........ by Sharlene Z. on Thursday, Apr 30, 2009 at 7:14:09 PM