On Spreading of Swine Flu, Paterson Urges Alert, Not Alarm

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Karen DeWitt
WNYC News | Jul 12, 2010

New York, NY —

Queens State Senator Malcolm Smith is monitoring his family for swine flu symptoms. His daughter attends Saint Francis Prep, where there are dozens of confirmed cases of the disease. And his wife has mild flu symptoms. Meanwhile, health officials are testing for new cases of swine flu all over the state. Karen DeWitt reports.

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