Article: 'Our swine flu system works well'

As swine flu figures continue to rise in the North-East, Health Editor Barry Nelson visits a Tamiflu collection point and talks to staff

THE front line in the fight against swine flu looks like any other modern health centre. The only difference are the large signs on the redbrick building saying Antiviral Collection Point (ACP) and a helpful arrow pointing towards open doors.

Inside the Darlington centre is a reception area for 'flu friends', relatives or friends who have agreed to pick up boxes of Tamiflu antiviral medication for someone diagnosed with suspected swine flu.

There are similar ACPs across the North-East, all dispensingmore than 10,000 boxes of Tamiflu to flu friends every ...

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