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Harvard Medical School Launches Swine Flu iPhone App
As the threat of the swine flu (otherwise known as H1N1) pandemic become more serious and President Obama declares a national emergency over the rapidly spreading virus, Harvard Medical School is hoping to help educate people with its new iPhone app. The Swine Flu app, which is currently available on the app store, costs $1.99.
The Swine Flu Application includes videos, animations and text that allow you to learn the basics about swine flu, how to reduce the risk to you and your family, and how to prepare your business for the pandemic. The app also features real-time updates and news from Harvard Med School about H1N1.
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Permalink Reply by Chris Salgado on -
Waaaaaa????
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Permalink Reply by dude brandon on -
what are these people trying to prove??
Are they mad?
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