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1918 Flu Closings May Provide Lessons for Today
Date:9/29/2009

st and communication in government and the community that pre-existed the pandemic," co-author Dr. Howard Markel, a professor of history of medicine and director of the university's Center for the History of Medicine, said in the release.

"Their experiences present insights for contemporary pandemic preparedness and community mitigation planning," he said.

The paper appears online Sept. 29 in the journal Health Affairs.

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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has more about swine flu.



-- Robert Preidt



SOURCE: University of Michigan, news release, Sept. 29, 2009


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