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Swine Flu & Fear

Added 29 April 2009

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Swine Flu has killed more than 180 people in Mexico and more than 12 nations have now reported confirmed cases of the virus among human beings.

The World Health Organization has lifted its pandemic threat level warning to 5, out of a possible 6, which many authorities say signals that declaration of a pandemic is just around the corner.

But just how afraid should we be? Is fear itself possibly a worse pandemic threat than the H1N1 virus?

Read Mal Fletcher's thought provoking editorial on the subject - click here.

Listen to Mal's interview on England's UCB Radio - click here.

Keywords: swine flu | H1N1 | pandemic | ucb radio

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