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Staff at four summer "sleep-over" camps in Maine have been sickened recently with the H1N1 swine flu virus, but the state's top public health official said Tuesday that it's safe to pack youngsters off to camp anyway.
Dr. Dora Anne Mills, head of the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said all summer camps in Maine have been working closely with public health inspectors to develop appropriate ways to identify kids who may develop flu symptoms and isolate them from other campers to help prevent spread of the illness.See the full content of this document
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H1N1 flu sickens 9 staffers at 4 camps
Whether sick youngsters - or counseling staff - should stay at camp or return to their homes...
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