First swine flu death of U.S. citizen confirmed

U.S. eases swine flu guidelines for schools; Mexico begins returning to normal
CDC officials say they no longer are encouraging shutting schools with confirmed H1N1 cases. Texas announces the first death of a U.S. citizen from the disease. Encouraged by the mildness of H1N1 infections so far, federal officials this morning said they would no longer encourage the closure of schools with a confirmed case of the disease.

Texas Confirms First Flu Death Of U.S. Resident

Officials say the flu victim was a woman who lived along the U.S.-Mexico border, and had other chronic health problems.

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First swine flu death of U.S. citizen confirmed
Woman in her 30s has other, chronic health conditions, officials say Texas state health officials confirmed the first death of a United States resident with swine flu Tuesday.

CHINA: Measures to Curb Swine Flu Unjustified?
BEIJING, May 5 (IPS)Rebuked in the past for its sluggish response and attempts to cover up the 2003 outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), China’s measures to curb the spread of the swine flu virus are earning opposite marks of being extreme and "unjustified."