A lesson in H1N1 precautions
New Jersey hospitals are seeing an increase in H1N1 cases. Dr. Meg Fisher of Monmouth Medical Center says this onslaught is what health officials have been planning for. News 12 New Jersey's Karla Bardiñas
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Oct 28, 2009, 1:51 AM
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Updated 5,428 days ago
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New Jersey hospitals are seeing an increase in H1N1 cases.
Dr. Meg Fisher of Monmouth Medical Center says this onslaught is what health officials have been planning for. News 12 New Jersey's Karla Bardiñas spent the day at the Long Branch Medical Center in Long Branch for a firsthand lesson in precautions hospitals are taking to prevent the virus from spreading.
For more on the hospital's H1N1 plan, go to channel 612 on your iO digital cable box and select iO Extra.
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