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LANSING, Mich. (AP) - Michigan health officials urge people withasthma to get the seasonal and swine flu shots as soon as possible.
Chief medical executive Greg Holzman of Michigan's CommunityHealth Department said Monday a third of those hospitalized nationally this year with H1N1 symptoms have had asthma. He says four Michigan residents who had underlying asthma areamong the 34 H1N1 patients who've died in the state since April.
He says those with asthma should see a doctor promptly if theyget flulike symptoms so they can receive Tamiflu
State health officials say since Sept. 1, 28 Michigan residents have died and 801 have been hospitalized. About 46,272 have shownsigns of a flu-type illness this week.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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