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How the WHO overshot on H1N1
There was no conspiracy – just an inability to adapt to changing circumstances
Ask André Picard
A guide to H1N1 for parents
The Globe's public health reporter answers your questions about children and swine flu
Flu Inc.
How vaccines became big business
Making flu vaccines used to be a money-losing business. But that all changed with a flu pandemic on the other side of the world
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H1N1 cases across Canada
A big-picture look at hospitalizations and deaths by province/territory
Q&A
Your H1N1 travel questions answered
What you need to know to stay healthy while travelling this winter
Recovery may have been slowed by H1N1
Some economists revising GDP forecasts for November, when 9 per cent of Canadian workers called in sick during outbreak
1.5 million called in sick with flu
H1N1 and seasonal flu cost Canadian economy almost 30 million working hours in November as almost one in 10 called in sick
WHO fights back over criticism that it exaggerated H1N1 threat
Critics claim agency colluded with makers of vaccine
Canada lending H1N1 vaccine to Mexico
Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq says 5 million doses will be shipped south starting this week; Mexico to replenish Canada's supply by end of March
How Canada's H1N1 plan delivered for mothers
Pregnant women got advance prescriptions
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Fighting H1N1
A mother's H1N1 diary: ‘I wield Kleenex like a ninja'
A day out in the big, germy world for a mom and her two-year-old twins as she wards off paranoia, irrational fear and the flu
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Q&A: Are you getting the H1N1 shot?
Why Rick Mercer is planning on getting vaccinated and Jann Arden isn't.
![JANN ARDEN, musician: “I’m not [getting the shot, because] of all the reading and stuff that I’ve done. I’m coming into a period of time where I meet probably 100 people every night and shake their hands and have a picture taken with them. But having said that, I’m a chronic hand washer. I don’t think I’d be kissing strangers on the cheek or anything of the sort ... I’m not in that really touchy age group which is teenagers kind of up to 35, 38 and then the elderly, so I don’t really fit the profile. I’m 47 and I’m just not afraid of that. Am I crazy?�](https://bac-lac.wayback.archive-it.org/web/20100213084254im_/http://beta.images.theglobeandmail.com/archive/00267/Jones1-280909D_j_267361gm-d.jpg)
Facts & Arguments Essay
My 10-month-old got H1N1, and now I feel better
Reaction to swine flu seems like a horror movie. But when my son came down with it, I actually felt calmer
Tabatha Southey
On swine-flu conspiracy theories
Theories spring from a society so skeptical that it's actually gullible
Globe Essay
Fear's old struggle with vaccination
The alarm over H1N1 pales beside the battles over smallpox – especially in 19th-century Montreal
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A closer look at the H1N1 virus
Images from around the world on the fight to prevent the swine flu spread
Business
How companies are fighting H1N1
Workers are calling in sick, employment lawyers are swamped with calls; doctors urge employers not to demand sick notes
