Masks in Mexico City stir debate on swine flu defense
In Mexico City millions wear cloth masks as officials push mask use amid swine flu fears. U S health authorities say evidence of effectiveness is weak and stress proper use, while experts warn masks may create false security and discourage hand washing.
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Sebelius Confirmed as Health and Human Services Secretary
The Senate approved Kathleen Sebelius 65 to 31 to lead HHS amid a growing swine flu crisis. She resigned as Kansas governor to be sworn in, with Democrats urging rapid action to coordinate the federal health response. Republican concerns cited abortion records and campaign disclosures.
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U.S. seeks 1.5 billion to battle rising swine flu cases
President Obama requests 1.5 billion to fund stockpiles and monitor swine flu spread as U.S. cases climb to 64 with hospitalizations rising. CDC warns containment may be unlikely but impact can be reduced. lawmakers discuss rapid funding and international aid.
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