Will H1N1 Season Ever End?

That might make for a good story. It rolled into the U.S. in the spring and hasn't departed. The seasonal flu is just that, it comes in late fall, early winter, makes a bunch of people sick, and then leaves. So far, H1N1 is like the last person that doesn't want to leave the party. H1N1 has made for a busy week. Today, H1N1 and pregnancy. In a nutshell, it's risky. The doctor we interviewed said he would not hesitate to tell his pregnant wife, daughter, neighbor or friend to get vaccinated for the seasonal flu and H1N1. Let's hope the vaccine helps put an end to H1N1, or at least begins to show it the door.