Many fear shot more than swine flu
Marcela Astralaga's 7-year-old daughter, Daniella, just got over swine flu. But she still doesn't intend to get the H1N1 flu vaccine for her 3 1/2-year-old daughter, Andrea, or for herself.
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About swine flu
Frequently asked questions about H1N1
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RESOURCES
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All Anabel Miguelez could do was smile after watching Tampa Plant hitting star Maddie Martin deliver another powerful kill in leading the Panthers over Ferguson 25-13, 25-15, 25-12 in the Class 6A volleyball state semifinals on Friday afternoon at The Lakeland Center.
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How vaccines are tested for safety
The FDA OK'd swine flu vaccines on Sept. 15 after receiving preliminary results from five clinical trials on more than 3,000 volunteers at sites including Baylor University College of Medicine, Cincinnati Children's Hospital, the Hope Clinic of Emory University, St. Louis University and others.
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CROSS-COUNTRY
Pines Charter runner goes from also-ran to district champ
Two years after being cut from her middle school cross-country team, Pines Charter freshman Jessica Davis found vindication by winning the District 8-3A title.
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SWINE FLU
Swine flu vaccine becoming more plentiful -- for high-priority groups
The H1N1 vaccine is becoming more plentiful in South Florida, but the general public must get in line behind high-priority groups.
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Paging Dr. Mom: Some home remedies may ease colds and flu
You're sick. Your head is squeezed, your nose locked up and your stomach uneasy. The bad news: There's no quick cure for the common cold and flu.
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TRAVEL Q&A
Tips for traveling safely during flu season
Last spring thousands of travelers canceled trips to Mexico after a swine flu outbreak there emptied beache...
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PUBLIC HEALTH
So far, South Florida escaping brunt of swine flu
Miami-Dade and Broward counties seem better off than many areas around the country for swine flu cases, but...
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MIAMI-DADE
H1N1 vaccination clinics in Miami-Dade and Broward
As H1N1 vaccine supplies make their way to South Florida, the number of vaccination sites is growing. Here'...
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More swine flu vaccines available in Dade
As swine flu vaccines arrived in greater quantities, health officials doled them out to those considered at...
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More swine flu vaccines available in Miami-Dade
Vaccines against the swine flu began to flow in earnest on Wednesday, as Miami-Dade health officials said t...
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H1N1 vaccination clinics in Miami-Dade and Broward
Here is a list of clinics in Miami-Dade and Broward offering H1N1 vaccinations, as of Wednesday, Nov. 11. V...
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