Swine flu virus begins to look less threatening
Atlanta reports find the swine flu has not spread beyond a few schools in New York City and Mexico. An expert says it may not be more serious than seasonal flu while federal officials note it lacks genes of the 1918 strain. President Obama cautions it may run its course like ordinary flu.
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States split on stockpiling swine flu antivirals amid budget limits
A nationwide swine flu wave prompts debate over antiviral stockpiles. States cite budget constraints and questions about drug shelf life, with 29 of 50 states plus DC below the recommended level to treat 25 percent of their populations.
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Mexico criticized for slow swine flu response
In Mexico City a top medical official said WHO reacted too slowly to early signs of swine flu while WHO noted Mexico failed to alert other nations promptly. In the United States President Obama urged calm, and Hong Kong reported Asia's first case with extensive quarantines.
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