November 13, 2009

H1N1: A look inside the emergency room

Posted: 10:23 PM ET

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Filed under: Health

CNN took cameras into a the emergency room of the Children's National Medical Center to see first hand how swine flu made an impact.

See what the doctors and nurses who deal with H1N1 every day have to say.

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