Why Should We Worry about Swine Flu?

Scientific American by Katherine Harmon | May. 5, 2009 (News Report)

Swine flu is sweeping—if not the nation, then at least the nation's media. But what is special about this virus and what, if anything, should ordinary citizens do about it? Full Story »

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 by Noelle Morano - May. 5, 2009

The article provides interesting perspectives on why swine flu matters. The addition of excerpts from the interview with Chris Olsen also provides critical insight into developments on the issue. I also think that its useful and important that the author of the article highlights that this is not a time to panic.

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