China Reports Steep Rise in H1N1 Deaths – China News

blogs.wsj.com — Ten days after China’s Ministry of Health called for more accurate reporting on the spread of H1N1, results are being seen. The number of reported deaths from H1N1 now stands at 178, more than triple the number two weeks ago.

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