In one respect, Burgundia, the numbers are probably much higher than quoted. It's getting to be here, in the States, that when you walk into a doctor's office, they say if you have flu symptoms to go home. Same with hospitals. Unless you are REALLY sick (i.e, on the verge of dying), they don't want you in making others sick. So, there's no way in hell that they can be counting every case. As of 6/11, officially, there was 27,737 infections reported in 74 countries, including 141 deaths, according to the WHO's latest tally of laboratory confirmed cases, but the real number of people with the disease is likely to run into at least hundreds of thousands, as mild cases may not have been detected.
That said, my intention is to stay out of crowds in the fall - close to home.
alys
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Originally Posted by burgundia
It looks like people in Poland do not believe in the flu pandemic. A lot of people have had bad experiences after getting vaccinated a few years ago and now too much information on the internet about the real agenda behind the vaccination and economic crisis....The whole idea of pandemic has been ridiculed by many posting on the internet websites.
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