[TornadoAlley3]

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/World-News/Swine-Flu-Epidemic-Claims-Its-First-Victim-In-US-—A-23-Month-Old-Child/Article/200904415271362?lpos=World_News_Top_Stories_Header_0&lid=ARTICLE_15271362_Swine_Flu%3A_Epidemic_Claims_Its_First_Victim_In_US_-_A_23-Month-Old_Child

[HiTech RedNeck]

So what does that bring the death rate to? Compared with other flus?

[navysealdad]

U.S. health experts noted, that deaths from influenza are common. In an
average year in the United States, about 35,000 people die ftom flu-related causes each year, and in bad years nearly twice that number. Such deaths are most often among the very young and the elderly.

In my opinion in the USA this is a mild flu. It has not spread fast as a
severe strain should act.
In the USA 100 people die from the flu each day on average.
Swine flu will not be the killer the Mass Media hopes for.......