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Third swine flu death reported in NH
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By KATHRYN MARCHOCKI
New Hampshire Union Leader Staff
Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009
Two adults and one child in New Hampshire have died since August as a result of the H1N1 swine flu virus, the state's public health director said today.
►Pelham student with swine flu dies (5)
►AP Audio: NH public health director Dr. Jose Montero on where the state is in dealing with the flu.
►AP Audio: Montero on the Pelham student's death.
►AP Audio: Montero on why school clinics aren't an option.
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YOUR COMMENTS
Careful Matt, the machine prefers panic and fear to get people to take a "shot".
- kevin, Bennington
How many NH residents died from smoking related problems since August? Probably well more than 3. A more useful media would focus on this more than H1N1.
- Matt, Bow
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