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Israel signs NIS 7 million swine flu vaccine deal

Magen David Adom raises alert, plans special training for staff and volunteers on dealing with pandemic.

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WHO: Swine flu vaccine to be ready by September

Over 20,000 Israelis have been infected with swine flu, though the vast majority have been mild cases.

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Ministry: Over 20,000 Israelis have been hit by swine flu

Most widespread cases reported in Nahariya, Netanya, Modi'in, Beit Shemesh and southern West Bank settlements.

by Yanir Yagna and Dan Even 0 comments

Girl, 12, becomes fourth Israeli to die from swine flu

Health Ministry: Over 20,000 Israelis hit by pandemic; ministry stops systematic testing in suspected cases.

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Market Report / TA-25 down 0.4%, but vaccine shares jump

Vaccine developers NasVax and BiondVax Pharmaceuticals drew a lot of investor attention as the swine flu virus continues to remain in the headlines.

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Israel hospital with swine flu patients asks public to limit visits

Haemek Hospital in Afula has treated over 100 suspected patients infected with swine flu.

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Up to 1,000 Israelis could die of swine flu, Health Min. warns by Dan Even 0 comments

Expert: Swine flu will kill 700 youngsters, pregnant women

Hadassah head of pediatrics estimates disease will affect as many people as regular seasonal flu, but younger.

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Israel confirms second swine flu death

24-year-old woman died in a Nahariya hospital Saturday after suffering inflammation of lungs.

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Two more Israelis with swine flu in critical condition

Earlier Thursday, a pregnant woman diagnosed with the virus gave birth by caesarian section.

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Royal Caribbean stock dives on swine-flu woe

The swine flu virus hurt earnings by 5 cents in the quarter and was expected to cut results by 27 cents per share for the year.

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Pregnant woman infected with swine flu in serious condition

Health Ministry warns: More than 700,000 Israelis expected to contract virus; PM orders vaccine purchase.

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Health Ministry confirms first Israel swine flu death

Shimon Azran died Saturday in Eilat after being admitted to hospital with pneumonia symptoms.

by Revital Levy-Stein and Dan Even 0 comments

Israel fears first swine flu fatality

Body of man, 34, sent for tests; Health Ministry: Infant feared to have died of swine flu didn't have virus.

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Ministry to stop testing for swine flu, treat all suspected cases

Official: According to World Health Organization directives there is no need to test all suspected cases.

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