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Swine Flu: Everything You Need To Know

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Last broadcast on Fri, 18 Sep 2009, 00:05 on BBC One (Northern Ireland only) (see all broadcasts).

Synopsis

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Everything you need to know about the first flu pandemic of the 21st century.

Jeremy Vine, Sophie Raworth and Fergus Walsh travel through the UK and the world to expose the myths and the dangers of swine flu. Who is most vulnerable? How do you avoid it? And can the NHS cope?

Swine flu victim speaks of ordeal

A pregnant Scottish woman who had to be flown to Sweden for swine flu treatment has spoken to Panorama of her ordeal.

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ECMO machines: Swine Flu relief?

Fergus Walsh speaks to Richard Firmin at the ECMO unit at Glenfield Hospital in Leicester about how the lung bypass machines help patients.

Micah Richards on Swine Flu

Manchester City defender Micah Richards tells Panorama about being diagnosed with swine flu while on holiday in the Mediterranean in July.

Swine Flu: Australia's lessons

In the grip of its worst flu outbreak for 40 years, Fergus Walsh visits Australia for Panorama to ask Professor Robert Booy of Sydney's Westmead Children's Hospital how they are dealing with the virus.

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What can we learn from Australia?

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Credits

Participant
Jeremy Vine
Participant
Sophie Raworth
Participant
Fergus Walsh
Producer
Howard Bradburn

Broadcasts

  1. Wed 16 Sep 2009
    21:00
  2. Thu 17 Sep 2009
    23:35
  3. Fri 18 Sep 2009
    00:05

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