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OPA NOTICE //
04/27/2009
OMS Recommendations Regarding Swine Flu
A Message from DS/Office of Medical Services:
APPROVED FOR RELEASED
DATE: 16-Sep-2009
Mexican, U.S., and other health officials have identified a novel Influenza A virus, which
may have caused over 1600 human cases in Mexico, primarily in the Mexico City area.
Cases have been identified in the U.S., Canada, and other countries, which to date are
Intrepid Comes to CIA
On May 2, 2000 CIA Executive Director David W. Carey accepted on behalf of Director
Tenet and Deputy Director Gordon a replica of a larger than life statue of Sir William
Stephenson presented to CIA by the Intrepid Society of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
The Intrepid Society, founded in 1994, is dedicated to honoring and sustaining the
memory of Canadian-born hero Sir William Stephenson, codenamed "Intrepid".
Presenting the statue on behalf of the Intrepid Society (IS) were Colonel Gary Chris
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04/29/2009
Swine Flu Guidance - Update
APPROVED FOR RELEASED
DATE: 16-Sep-2009
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(U) Additional information from the L__hvill be provided as it becomes available. For
additional information on the current swine flu situation, please visit the Center for
Disease Control (CDC) website at http://www.CDC.gov/swineflu.
(U) As a reminder, the Office of Medical Services offers the following advice to the
Agency population:
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OPA NOTICE
05/01/2009
2009 H1N1 Influenza Update #3
A Message from the Director for Support:
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APPROVED FOR RELEASED
DATE: 16-Sep-2009
The widening influenza outbreak now includes at least 15 states and 19 other countries,
with suspected new cases identified every day. It is likely that in the next several days
cases will appear more widely in the US, including the Washington Metropolitan Area.
Although commonly referred to as swine flu, Health and Human Services
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OPA NOTICE
05/07/2009
A Message from the CIA (Update #4)
(U) The worldwide outbreak o 2009 H1N1 continues to evolve in geography,
understanding of severity, affected populations and international responses. The HIN1
outbreak now includes at least 38 states and 20 other countries.
(U) Current information does suggest some reassuring common patterns:
? Transmission among humans appears to be by aerosol, just as with
seasonal flu, and the ability of the virus to infect humans also tracks with
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