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Swine and Seasonal Flu
Get the facts about the swine flu outbreak, which has sickened thousands across the world. Learn how to protect yourself from both the swine flu and the seasonal flu, which affects hundreds of thousands of Americans each year.
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Stay Alert for Fake Swine Flu Prevention, Treatment Products
Be on the lookout for anyone selling fraudulent products that claim to prevent or treat H1N1 flu, commonly called swine flu.
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Doctors Say Not To Panic Over Swine Flu
The outbreak of H1N1 flu, commonly called swine flu, has been localized and hasn’t had a high death rate in the United States.
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Podcast: Swine Flu
Listen to two doctors discuss how to prepare for swine flu and why you shouldn't panic. (File may take several minutes to open.)
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Where to Find Accurate Information on Swine Flu
As the H1N1 (swine) flu outbreak spreads, so does misinformation. Here are some resources that you can trust.
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Don’t Give Up on Flu Shot
The 2007-08 flu shot didn't work as well as past years, but getting a flu shot is still the best way to guard against the virus.
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Pennsylvania Medical Society Encourages Everyone to Get Flu Shots
Patient poll indicates less than 50 percent of Pennsylvania adults plan on being vaccinated this flu season.
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Patient Stories: Flu Protection
These stories illustrate the importance of receiving a flu shot this year—and every year.
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Eight Tips to Stop the Spread of Flu
Learn how to protect yourself and those around you from the flu.
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Flu Protection: Related Links
These websites and resources provide additional information for understanding and coping with the flu.
Medical Consent Cards
If a child's parents can't be reached in an emergency, this card can authorize another caregiver to provide consent for medical treatment.
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