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" Swine flu cases in England have reached a &amp;#039;plateau&amp;#039;, with 110,000 new cases in the last week. At a briefing in Whitehall, journalists were told that the number of cases seems to have levelled out. In previous weeks the number of people being diagnosed had doubled over the course of a week, but today&amp;#039;s figures show this may be stabilising. Fewer children were seen by GPs in the past week with flulike symptoms, a trend that has coincided with the school holidays. It was also pointed out that many of those &amp;#039;diagnosed&amp;#039; were done so over the phone and may not actually have had the virus, but an illness with similar symptoms, such as the common cold. England&amp;#039;s chief medical officer Sir Liam Donaldson claimed: &amp;#039;The virus has had its fill of us for the moment.&amp;#039; The Department of Health said that the virus may return with force in the autumn, but that the immediate outlook was positive. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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