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Swine flu pandemic likely to have been accelerated by school-age children in United States, according to Cambridge University research
Swine flu pandemic likely to have been accelerated by school-age children in United States, according to Cambridge University research
The spread of swine flu is likely to have been accelerated by movement of school children rather than international air travel as originally thought, according to a new analysis.
Researchers from Cambridge University and a number of US institutions have found that short-range travel was likely the primary driver for the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic in the United States, in contrast with accepted views on the way diseases spread.
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