NORTH DAKOTA HEALTH DEPARTMENT
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N.D. confirms first H1N1 death
Officials: Man from northwestern part of state had underlying health conditionsAn older man from northwestern North Dakota is the state’s first confirmed death due to the H1N1 influenza virus, state health officials announced Monday.
By Chuck Haga , October 26, 2009
- N.D. Health Department influenza Web page
- Minnesota Health Department's influenza Web page
- Talk about this topic
- HHS' Sebelius: Ample flu vaccine will be available
- Limited number of H1N1 vaccine doses available in Polk County today for pregnant women, young children
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Web site about H1N1 flu (swine flu)
- GrandForksHerald.com's page on H1N1 flu (swine flu)
- Polk County cancels some services, gives H1N1 vaccine
1,700 H1N1 flu vaccine doses freeze en route to N.D. locations 
At least 30 providers report indicators vaccine was frozenNorth Dakota health officials are investigating how 1,700 doses of H1N1 vaccine froze while they were shipped to locations statewide last week, rendering them ineffective. Some of the vaccine reportedly was shipped to northeast North Dakota locations.
By Kristen Daum , October 21, 2009
- State announces details of Minnesota FluLine
- Crookston cancels classes for Wednesday because of flu surge
- ND Dept. of Health recommends revaccinating some for H1N1
- Talk about this topic
- GrandForksHerald.com's page on H1N1 flu (swine flu)
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Web site about H1N1 flu (swine flu)
H1N1: Businesses and schools asked to be lenient with doctors' notes
The State Health Department is urging businesses and schools to relax their requirements for doctor's notes because of the flu.By Assciated Press , October 19, 2009
ND health dept. IDs brine for de-icing 
By James MacPherson, Associated Press , October 17, 2009
Flu hot line set up in North Dakota 
North Dakota's Health Department has launched a toll-free hot line for people with questions about the flu, including the swine flu.
By Associated Press , October 16, 2009
More swine flu vaccine expected in N.D. 
North Dakota’s Health Department says it expects about 7,900 doses of swine flu vaccine to arrive in the state next week.
By Associated Press , October 09, 2009
- Minnesota vaccine only for kids
- Talk about this topic
- U.S., other nations stop counting pandemic flu cases
- Study shows no problem giving seasonal, H1N1 vaccines at same time
- Central High School postpones 'Picnic'
- AP Poll: Third of parents oppose swine flu vaccine
- Flu hits Central High School hardest in GF
What's a disease cluster?
The National Cancer Institute (NCI) defines a disease cluster as “the occurrence of a greater than expected number of cases of a particular disease within a group of people, a geographic area, or a period of time.”By Chuck Haga , October 03, 2009
Flu information/contacts 
By Herald Staff Report , September 23, 2009
H1N1: A new flu, a new level of defense
For years, health officials here and across the country have been preparing for a pandemic that history says is overdue. We don’t know how bad it will be, or how widespread, but the potential for disruption is sobering, the worst-case scenarios chilling. And now, it’s here.By Chuck Haga , September 19, 2009
N.D. health officials find lead in some processed venison 
State health officials say lead was found in nearly 6 percent of the samples from venison processed last fall under new state recommendations.
By Associated Press , September 17, 2009
N.D. had 86 suicides in 2008
State ranks 15th in rate of suicide deathsThe figures released by Gov. John Hoeven's office come as a new government study shows more than 8 million Americans seriously consider suicide each year.
By Associated Press , September 17, 2009
ELCA youth trip leads to swine flu 
About two dozen of the 673 youth and adult chaperones from eastern North Dakota who traveled to a national youth gathering last month in New Orleans came down with symptoms of swine flu after they got home, according to state health officials.
By Stephen J. Lee , August 10, 2009
N.D. tobacco board to outline no-smoking plan 
A North Dakota advisory board is outlining its plans to cut tobacco use in the state. The proposal is likely to include suggestions for raising North Dakota's tobacco tax, and a ban on smoking in bars.
By Associated Press , July 07, 2009
N.D. observes HIV testing day 
Denise Larson, HIV prevention coordinator for the state Health Department, says free and confidential HIV testing is available at sites throughout North Dakota, and results are available in 20 minutes.
By Associated Press , June 27, 2009
Permit requirement dropped for Devils Lake outlet 
DEVILS LAKE — North Dakota’s Health Department says the Devils Lake outlet no longer needs a permit to move salty water into the Sheyenne River.
June 26, 2009
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