CANBERRA, Australia - The government must make a greater effort to protect vulnerable Aboriginal communities from swine flu, a medical advocate said Wednesday after an indigenous Australian from a remote, impoverished town became the country's first swine-flu-related death. Many Aborigines live in unhygienic Outback townships with overcrowded ramshackle housing and no running water. Such communities are rife with chronic illnesses, have limited medical services and large numbers of children who...
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