This article is about language use in the Short Message Service (SMS) component of phone, mobile communication systems, and to a lesser extent, web. For language use specific to the Internet, see Internet slang.his article is about language use in the Short Message Service (SMS) component of phone, mobile communication systems, and to a lesser extent, web. For language use specific to the Internet, see Internet slang.
A total of 4,951 people have died from the Ebola virus and there have been 13,567 cases in eight countries since the outbreak began, the WHO said in a statement Friday. The figures are current up to October 29.
Nationally six children have died, this week's CDC report shows. This year the predominant flu strain in the United States is H1N1, the same one that caused the international pandemic in 2009-2010. The CDC estimates that 284,000 people died worldwide during that flu season.