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Miscarriages, A/H1N1 shots 'not linked'

Several pregnant women had miscarriages after receiving the A/H1N1 flu vaccine on the Chinese mainland but the cases were not linked to the shots themselves, China's vaccine chief said yesterday.

A/H1N1 flu still a long-term threat

People with chronic diseases, the obese, and pregnant women face a renewed threat of contracting deadly infection of A/H1N1 influenza as spring draws near.

Pandemic has peaked in most of country

The A/H1N1 flu pandemic has peaked in most parts of the country, top Chinese epidemiologists said yesterday, even as the World Health Organization (WHO) said the worst was not over internationally.

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WHO: A/H1N1 pandemic yet to pass peak
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A/H1N1 vaccinations urged for pregnant women
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HK begins mass vaccinations for A/H1N1 flu

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