Babies, toddlers may get vaccine shots after trials

China hopes to be among the first countries ready with an A/H1N1 vaccination program for babies and children aged 6 months to 3 years.
• Nearly 90% flu in China last week were A/H1N1

Local officials urged to tell A/H1N1 truth

The Ministry of Health (MOH) Thursday vowed to punish officials who underreport the A/H1N1 flu pandemic following criticism from a prominent medical expert who cast doubt on China's official death toll from the disease.

Nearly 90% flu in China last week were A/H1N1

The A/H1N1 influenza cases accounted for 89.4 percent of all flu cases reported in the Chinese mainland last week, almost 3 percentage points higher than the figure of the previous week,Ministry of Health said Wednesday.
• Babies, toddlers may get vaccine shots after trials

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• Taiwan reports new A/H1N1 flu death
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- The Ministry of Health of the People's Republic of China

- Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention

- World Health Organization

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