Fourteen Britons who had contracted H1N1 flu have died and the rapid spread of infection in two areas of the country is close to epidemic level, health officials said on Thursday.
The Department of Health said Britain now had 9,718 laboratory-confirmed cases, the third most in the world behind the United States and Mexico.
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14 deaths does NOT an ‘epidemic’ make.
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How many people died from other causes?
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Why are not those other deaths/causes mentioned?
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Talk about hype …