May 17th, 2009
There are now 53 confirmed cases of swine flu in Connecticut. none of these cases have been severe enough to require hospitalization. Dr. Matthew Cartter, the state epidemiologist, says he expects more severe cases in Connecticut eventually.
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Matt
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Matt,
Read my blog on this subject; there was a reason I think there were deaths in Mexico.
Hi Terry: could you have given me a link? Took me 10 minutes just to find that particular post. For all my blog readers - Terry's blog says that Cases in Mexico have yielded more fatalities because Mexico has terrible pollution and this makes the flu victims more susceptible. Sounds to me like this theory may have some merit.
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