Are you satisfied with the State Fair’s precautions against swine flu?
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The Minnesota State Fair plans to keep its pig exhibits open this year, despite concerns about the possibility of a swine flu outbreak. Former state epidemiologist Michael Osterholm has warned that a current flu strain is being spread from pigs to people, and he urges that the fair's swine barn be closed. Fair managers plan to watch for sick pigs and encourage people to wash their hands. Today's Question: Are you satisfied with the State Fair's precautions against swine flu?
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