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vaccination programs and as we get into the 2010 flu season you will probably see a lot more emphasis on that. also, the cdc is trying to overcome widespread public perception that this, h1n1 is a minor disease. while it only claimed roughly a third of the american lives, normally last to seasonal flu, in a given year, they say when you look beyond the numbers, when you look at who is affectd, the disproportionate impact on young people it is a serious disease. listen to this: this was a really hard year for younger people, we seem to have five times more people under 65, who died from the h1n1 virus. and, than would typically die from seasonal flu and a lot fewer elderly people died from the h1n1 virus. than would typically die from seasonal flu. reporter: h1n1 activity nationwide is relatively low, at this time of year. there has been an uptick