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Opinion: Pitt health expert reassured US cases of swine flu not severe 
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review | Sat, Apr 25
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By Jeremy Boren, TRIBUNE-REVIEW A public health expert at the University of Pittsburgh said Saturday he is reassured that the US cases of a fatal strain of swine flu appear to be relatively mild. "Overall, I find that reassuring," said Dr. Samuel ...
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