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county Health Department as well as medical offices and, eventually, drug stores chains in surrounding counties.

Establishing a list of priority recipients for doctors and other health-care providers, meanwhile, was the subject of an “H1N1 Preparedness Summit" that drew about 100 participants to Fauquier Springs Country Club on Sept. 17.

At the summit. Dr. Mark Levine, deputy commissioner for emergency preparedness and response for the Virginia Department of Health, noted that pregnant women are near the top of the list, followed by parents of infants less than six months old, children from six months to 24 years, and those ages 25 to 64 with chronic illness of compromised immune systems.

Virginia’s HlNl flu status was

See FLU, Page A7

72.5%