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“Physician, heal thyself.” That Biblical phrase is the gist of the cautionary message public health leaders are telling physicians and nurses this flu season. As flu season hits, physicians and other health leaders want health care workers healthy and caring for patients, not out sick or potentially spreading germs. That is why front-line health workers are in the top group of the H1N1 vaccine recipient priority list.

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