April 27, 2009 9:22 PM
In Full: CBS News medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook hosted a live webcast with CBS News' Dr. Jennifer Ashton and flu expert Dr. Peter Gross on the facts about swine flu while answering your questions.
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I dont like that he is only talking about the States . CDC
In Cananda Native community the virus is also causing severve cases 24 cases on respirators .
Is the Who studing that. They should have a group of scientist there to study what going on there
Is poverty and over crowding living situations adding to the severity .
( good luck to thoses living in apartments, oh damm time to move )
or is it being vacinated previously prevent a severve case
Alot of questions no answered by the WHO
Its in the end a whole lot of educated people saying no one knows what is going to happen this fall
Good luck everyone