Schools may be new front line against viruses

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Sending your children to school may be the best way to save your family from the flu. Administering nasal spray flu vaccines to entire elementary school populations has ripple effects that protect entire families, a national study led by the University of Maryland School of Medicine found.

“We think this is a good model to look at avian flu or a pandemic flu,” said James King, professor of pediatrics and principal investigator.

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