New Delhi, July 20: As swine flu again rears its head in some parts of the country, the second indigenous vaccine against the virus was launched here Tuesday.

"Less than half the swine flu vaccine that was set aside for Oklahoma last year was used and much of the remainder has spoiled or is spoiling."

From WWW.TULSAWORLD.COM, thanks Ruth

Public health experts are likely to tell the world this month it can breathe easier: The swine flu pandemic is ending.

My brother told me about this.

Public health experts are likely to tell the world this week it can breathe easier: The swine flu pandemic is ending.

This is the latest news as of July 20th.

"New Delhi, Jul 19 (PTI) The swine flu virus, which has been on a resurgent course since the beginning of monsoons, tightened its grip over the country during the past week with 21 deaths being reported from various parts."

I'll post more if I find anything else out.

This one's for Geraldine, I know she is reading.

"The monsoon, a much-awaited phenomenon in India, has this year brought with it a return of the swine flu virus. With 332 cases reported from all over the country since July 12, swine flu has spread to many parts of the country."

I saw this posted Tuesday.

"New Delhi, Jul 19 (PTI): The swine flu virus, which has been on a resurgent course since the beginning of monsoons, tightened its grip over the country during the past week with 21 deaths being reported from various parts."

I read this in the McAllen paper and wanted to share it with you.

"WebMD discusses possible complications and heightened risk factors posed to asthma sufferers who contract H1N1."