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    Posted October 23, 2009 by
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    How has H1N1 impacted your life?

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    TORONTO — The World Health Organization investigating H1N1 was Man Made

    By WreckCove  |  Posted October 23, 2009  |  Toronto
     

    TORONTO — The World Health Organization and leading influenza research groups are investigating unpublished claims that the new H1N1 swine flu virus may have evolved in a laboratory, not in nature.

    The Geneva-based agency was informed of the pending publication over the weekend by the author, a retired Australian virologist named Adrian Gibbs.

    It scrambled to draw in researchers from leading human and animal influenza laboratories around the world in a bid to determine if the claim has merit and if it does, whether that changes the advice WHO gives member countries on the threat posed by the new H1N1 swine flu virus. See more Read more visit:

    http://www.TheFlu.ca

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