The Volusia County Health Department (VCHD) has received notification of an H1N1 flu related death of a 26 year old female. This is the sixth H1N1 flu related death reported to VCHD since this new strain of flu was identified in April.
The widely publicized swine flu pandemic of the past few years may have been largely over-hyped, according to recent reports.
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 | Volusia County Health Department (386) 274-0500 |  | Osceola County Health Department (407) 343-2000 |
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The Volusia County Health Department (VCHD) has received notification of an H1N1 flu related death of a 26 year old female. This is the sixth H1N1 flu related
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