From: Richard Bradley, MD	Category: Infectious Disease
City: V A Hospital	Language: English

Swine Flu: Dr. Richard Bradley, an emergency medicine physician at the Univ. of Texas, discusses swine flu, including the symptoms that you should be worried about.

From: Margo Smith, MD	Category: Current Controversies
City: Washington	Language: English

Swine Flu: Dr Margo Smith, an infectious disease doctor at the Washington Hospital Center, discusses swine flu. Including the symptoms you should watch for, and how to avoid getting infected.

From: William Marshall, MD	Category: Infectious Disease
City: Rochester	Language: English

Swine Flu Questions: Dr. William Marshall, an infectious disease specialist at the Mayo Clinic, answers your questions about swine flu.

From: Lorraine Dowdy, DO	Category: Infectious Disease
City: Miami	Language: English

H1N1 Swine Flu. This video, courtesy of Wired.MD, reviews all aspects of Swine Flu.

From: Red Cross, Org.	Category: Current Controversies
City: Washington	Language: English

How swine flu spreads. Courtesy of the American Red Cross.

From: Michael K Davis, MD	Category: Pediatrics
City: Pensacola	Language: English

Michael Davis, MD, pediatrician, discusses swine flu in children. Influenza A (strain H1N1) infection is now a worldwide pandemic. What does this mean for your kids or baby?

From: Yvonne Maldonado, MD	Category: Infectious Disease
City: Stanford	Language: English

Swine Flu Health Tips: Dr. Yvonne Maldonado, a pediatric infectious disease physician at Stanford Univ. Packard Children's Hospital, discusses swine flu health tips.

From: Eric Weiss, MD	Category: Current Controversies
City: Stanford	Language: English

Swine Flu Symptoms: Dr. Eric Weiss, from Stanford Univ. discusses the symptoms of flu and swine flu.

From: Anne Schuchat, MD	Category: Current Controversies
City: Atlanta	Language: English

H1N1 Vaccine questions: Dr. Anne Schuchat, the Chief Health Officer of the CDC, reviews common questions regarding the H1N1 Flu and the vaccine for this flu, also known as swine flu.