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Serious adverse reactions and at least one death have been attributed to the H1N1 flu vaccine in Canada, the country's top doctor said.
The second wave of infection from the H1N1 flu virus has caused a spike in deaths in Canada this month, public health officials say.
The number of Canadians hospitalized with H1N1 flu has tripled in a week, the country's chief public health officer announced in Ottawa Thursday.
Nearly half of Canadians surveyed say they don't intend to be vaccinated against the H1N1 flu, a research firm said.
Canada's chief medical officer says the country is uniquely poised to have a surplus of H1N1 flu vaccines by the fall because of years of planning.
Canadian officials reported six cases of H1N1 swine flu with Mexican origins at both sides of the country.
A Canadian public health official is urging people to moderate their use of cell phones until uncertainties about long-term health effects are resolved.
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