For weeks, you couldn’t get away from H1N1 AKA swine flu. It was everywhere. There were deaths, Mexico was at a standstill and travel was restricted to parts of the Yucatán peninsular.
Everyone was worried.
There was an air of inevitability to the spread of swine flu… or so it seemed. But it soon became clear that the current swine flu epidemic was not the same as the 1918 Spanish flu. Of course it can still prove to be as devastating as its early 20th century counterpart, but for now its threat level has abated… substantially.
Did the media over-hype the swine flu situation? Was there a reason for the blanket coverage of swine flu during the early period of its spread?
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http://www.swine-flu-facts.org/
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Our Ashes on the Wind – an explanation
1 week ago
The media over hyped swinflu. Thought it was dangerous, doesn't kill that many people. I'm not that worried about it.
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