Number	24283
Subject	Diseases
Source	CBS News
State	DC
Year	2009
Publication Date	10/21/2009
Summary	"This exclusive, original investigation dug deep into the hype over H1N1, and the government's controversial decision to stop tracking swine flu cases in mid-summer. The swine flu was not nearly as prevalent as the government reported. In fact, the investigation revealed that the vast majority of illnesses attributed to the swine flu epidemic were not even flu at all." So, almost everyone who was diagnosed with swine flu didn't have it. The implications of the results are tremendous and have serious consequences.
Category	Contest Entry
Pages	13
Keywords	Swine flu; H1N1; Centers for Disease Control; CDC; FOIA
Related Links	http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/10/21/cbsnews_investigates/main5404829.shtml
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