Infectious Disease Hour

red raider · Joined: 23 Feb 2008 Posts: 1

Join guest Dr. Pat O'Neal Director of Medical Preparedness for the
Georgia Department of Human Resources Monday February 25 on the
Infectious Disease Hour on www.radiosandysprings.com as he discusses
and gives updated information on the potential Avian Flu Pandemic and
the current thrust of seasonal flu! Also, get the latest update from
Sharon from FluTrackers.com. Tune in, call in 866-356-0789 and tell
or email your friends!

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Mr-Natural-Health · Joined: 14 Feb 2008 Posts: 21

On Feb 23, 8:17 am, red raider wrote:
> Join guest Dr. Pat O'Neal Director of Medical Preparedness for the
> Georgia Department of Human Resources Monday February 25 on the
> Infectious Disease Hour onwww.radiosandysprings.comas he discusses
> and gives updated information on the potential Avian Flu Pandemic and
> the current thrust of seasonal flu! Also, get the latest update from
> Sharon from FluTrackers.com. Tune in, call in 866-356-0789 and tell
> or email your friends!

I have a better idea.

Take vitamin A supplementation regularly and you wont have to worry
about it. Victims of the Influenza of 1918 were deficient in Vitamin
A.

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