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Montana reports first swine flu death State health officials say an adult in Roosevelt County has died of complications from swine flu, the state’s first death related to the H1N1 influenza.

Swine flu: rise in deaths but overall numbers decline But the overall number of cases “decreased significantly” in the past seven days and there is no evidence that the virus is mutating.

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Irish gov’t loses parliament majority as 2 quit Prime Minister Brian Cowen lost his parliamentary majority Thursday after two lawmakers quit the party whip in a protest against cuts to cancer services.

Ark. crowd mocks lawmakers over Obama health plan At one point, U.S. Rep. Mike Ross sat with his head in his hands while the crowd shouted.

Workers ‘using swine flu to skive’ Company bosses fear that measures designed to reduce the impact of swine flu on the workplace could end up creating a “skivers’ charter”. More than 1,000 firms have contacted one employment law service to seek advice about staff who use the pandemic to extend their summer holidays.

California nurses protest lack of swine flu equipment Nurses and hospital workers carry signs and wear masks as they protest outside of the University of California San Francisco medical center August 5, 2009 in San Francisco, California.

Merck, Schering-Plough in $42M Vytorin settlement Drug developers Merck & Co. and Schering-Plough Corp. said Wednesday they will pay $41.5 million to settle a series of lawsuits claiming they delayed key study results on their cholesterol drug Vytorin because the data was unfavorable.

E.coli mum fights for her life A woman and a three-year-old girl remain seriously ill in hospital after eating a meal from the Llay Fish Bar in Llay, Wrexham, North Wales

What’s bad for heart may be bad for brain Things that are bad for your heart during your middle years in life could be bad for your brain in later years.