I hope and I would guess that some of the response of the Vernon public school system was to the complaints that you reg...
I assume, incidentally, that if a student is sent home or a worker is sent home from a job because they got the symptoms...
Thanks very much for that testimony, Madam Secretary.
That is interesting.
Every time we get ready to deal with something like H1N1, we also prepare ourselves to deal better with other kinds of p...
But you will certainly be one of the points of distribution for people who come in and show that they are in one of the ...
Interesting. So what you will do then is to bring some nurses on----
I think there is a lot of reason for the American people to feel encouraged that the Federal Government is really there ...
How much does it cost you to implement such a system? And then what are the economic consequences and personal consequen...
At no time in our Nation's history have we been better prepared to deal with exactly this kind of crisis.
I think if you do not, there will be growing pressure to really close the ports of entry.
I did not come here this morning feeling--and I still do not--that we have to close the border with Mexico.
Why not just say no, you cannot go to Mexico from the United States for some period of time, not just have a travel advi...
Another way it has been helpful to have people on site...is to have representatives from State and local health departme...
Physicians treating critically ill patients with H1N1 influenza will soon have access to new antiviral drugs supported b...
Thank you very much, Secretary Duncan. Very helpful information.
I leave here reassured by our state of preparedness, not with any superior knowledge about what path the influenza will ...
the vaccines are working, of course.