Four people are currently in intensive care in Iceland due to H1N1 (the swine flu) – but according to Olafur Baldursson, the chief medical doctor at the Reykjavik City Hospital, this number has decreased since yesterday.
Posted on 23 October 2009.
Four people are currently in intensive care in Iceland due to H1N1 (the swine flu) – but according to Olafur Baldursson, the chief medical doctor at the Reykjavik City Hospital, this number has decreased since yesterday.
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