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Albuquerque Journal newspaper stories

21. ABQJOURNAL NORTH/SPORTS: St. Mike's Horsemen Return to the Pitch After Being Off for About 10 Days

... prepare, I'm so happy that happened.”        The 'Toppers, however, will be without the services of Daniel Rodriguez, who is out with flu-like symptoms. But senior midfielder Spencer Schoonover returns to the mix after missing the past month with an ankle injury.        “Losing Daniel ...
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22. ABQJOURNAL NEWS/METRO: Swine Flu Kills Two Children

Thursday, November 05, 2009 Swine Flu Kills Two Children By Olivier Uyttebrouck Journal Staff Writer        Two children were among six New Mexicans who died of swine flu in the seven-day period ending Wednesday, but the number of people seeking medical care for flu symptoms continued to decline, health ...
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23. ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: Around New Mexico

Wednesday, November 04, 2009 Around New Mexico       Berry Meets With Flu Experts     Mayor-elect Richard Berry met with about a dozen experts on the H1N1 swine flu virus Tuesday, ahead of taking office on Dec. 1.     He said he wants to ensure he and the city are prepared to help combat the virus ...
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24. ABQJOURNAL NEWS/METRO: Elementary Student Dies of Swine Flu

Tuesday, November 03, 2009 Elementary Student Dies of Swine Flu By Hailey Heinz Journal Staff Writer        An 11-year-old boy who attended Emerson Elementary School in Albuquerque died Sunday of complications from swine flu, according to the state Department of Health.     The boy, whose name was ...
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25. ABQJOURNAL HEALTH: Pre-trip care can help travelers avoid serious illnesses

... and the other for a hepatits B vaccine, the final leg in a journey of preventive care that also included polio, tetanus and typhoid vaccines and a flu shot.         Carl, national director of Faith Comes by Hearing, a nonprofit that distributes audio versions of the Bible in 400 languages, has traveled ...
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26. ABQJOURNAL HEALTH: Put H1N1 flu vaccine myths to rest

Monday, November 02, 2009 Put H1N1 flu vaccine myths to rest McClatchy Newspapers           If there's one thing that spreads faster than the flu, it's unfounded rumors. We asked Dr. Dean Blumberg, pediatric infectious disease specialist at University of California Davis Medical Center, to ...
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27. ABQJOURNAL HEALTH: Grandma's cold remedies pass the test

... it saved him from having to turn to antibiotics.         GINGER ALE: There is no proof that the cool, fizzy liquid settles a belly made jittery by a flu or cold virus. While studies suggest ginger may reduce nausea, ginger ale has only the tiniest amounts.         ATTITUDE: Deborah Sampson, a nurse ...
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28. ABQJOURNAL BIZ: Swine flu unleashes wave of 'remedies'

Sunday, November 01, 2009 Swine flu unleashes wave of 'remedies' By Marilynn Marchione Associated Press           Air "sterilizers." A photon machine. Supplement pills to boost the immune system. Protective shampoos and face masks. Even fake Tamiflu.         These and other products making ...
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29. ABQJOURNAL DOMENICI: Manners go a long way in stopping spread of illness

... of illness By Thelma Domenici For the Journal           Dear Thelma: There has been so much made in the media about the seriousness of the H1N1 flu and how to avoid its spread. With that in mind, I am shocked when I enter businesses and see salespeople, waiters and other service providers coughing away ...
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30. ABQJOURNAL NORTH: Chaparral Elementary Takes Extra Steps To Protect Its Students, Faculty From Contracting Swine Flu

Saturday, October 31, 2009 Chaparral Elementary Takes Extra Steps To Protect Its Students, Faculty From Contracting Swine Flu By Polly Summar Journal Staff Writer           Even on Halloween Eve afternoon — amid ghouls and ghosts at Chaparral Elementary — hand sanitizers and posters about ...
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