Health Minister Jerome Kennedy and Dr. Faith Stratton, Chief Medical Officer of Health, will provide an update on H1N1 influenza early this afternoon. Education Minister Darin King will also be attending the media briefing.
Further coverage to come on our website and in Thursday's print edition.
Government to provide update on H1N1 Influenza
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November 4, 2009
- Published on July 1, 2010
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- Catherine
- - July 2, 2010 at 14:44:12
Tim I can't believe you would make such an idiotic comment. Just because Dr. Allison happens to be the Chief Medical Officer, does not mean he does not have other things on his agenda. What do you expect him to do - be in the hospital (which one) 24-7? I would be more concerned about the patients who cannot get life saving surgeries because the ICU wards are full of H1N1 patients. What about them? Think man, think.
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- Tim
- - July 2, 2010 at 14:42:55
Well I'm in shock now. Just heard on the radio that the pipe player who greeted Prince Charles downtown St. John's today is Dr. David Allison - chief medical officer for St. John's ! Isn't he meant to be busy looking after the H1N1 crisis presently affecting St. John's. Is he being paid on the job to play bag pipes for the Royals during this emergency! This is outrageous.
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- Right_Decision
- - July 2, 2010 at 14:41:56
Why would the Cheif Medical Officer be concerned about the common flu??
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- Catherine
- - July 1, 2010 at 21:22:57
Tim I can't believe you would make such an idiotic comment. Just because Dr. Allison happens to be the Chief Medical Officer, does not mean he does not have other things on his agenda. What do you expect him to do - be in the hospital (which one) 24-7? I would be more concerned about the patients who cannot get life saving surgeries because the ICU wards are full of H1N1 patients. What about them? Think man, think.
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- Tim
- - July 1, 2010 at 21:20:31
Well I'm in shock now. Just heard on the radio that the pipe player who greeted Prince Charles downtown St. John's today is Dr. David Allison - chief medical officer for St. John's ! Isn't he meant to be busy looking after the H1N1 crisis presently affecting St. John's. Is he being paid on the job to play bag pipes for the Royals during this emergency! This is outrageous.
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- Right_Decision
- - July 1, 2010 at 21:18:50
Why would the Cheif Medical Officer be concerned about the common flu??
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