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 FLU (INFLUENZA)

The 2010-11 Flu Season is almost here.  While the H1N1 flu pandemic is over, the H1N1 and other flu viruses may still be circulating this fall and winter.  The good news is that you only need one vaccination to protect you against the flu, whether it’s H1N1 flu or some other type of flu. 

Everyone 6 months and older should get a flu vaccine as soon as possible.  Some health care providers and pharmacies are already providing flu vaccinations.  Check back here soon to find a flu vaccine clinic near you.

Flu Fact Sheets:

2010-11 Flu Fact SheetMom with Daughter 

Information on 2010-11 Flu Vaccine 

Is it Cold or Flu? 

  
Caring For Someone Who Has The Flu:

BPHC Brochure:  “I have flu.  What should I do?"

English
Chinese
Haitian Creole
Spanish
Vietnamese

Mass. DPH booklet:  "Flu: Caring for People At Home."
 
Various languages

Flu Awareness & Educational Materials:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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Mayor's Health Line
Phone: (617) 534-5050
Fax: (617) 534-2297
Email:mayorshealthline@bphc.org
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Boston, MA 02118



 ‭(Hidden)‬ Flu Summit

On Monday, August 17, 2009, Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino joined Dr. Barbara Ferrer and Dr. Anita Barry to explain how the city is taking steps to prepare for the 2009-2010 flu season and what Boston residents should know to protect themselves. Video courtesy of NECN. Learn more about the flu summit.

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