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IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO GET A FLU VACCINATION: The flu season's not over. Visit one of the many FREE public clinics to get your H1N1 flu vaccine.
For the latest vaccine clinic schedule, CLICK HERE to visit our clinic page
CLICK HERE for a printable list of upcoming H1N1 vaccine clinics
NEW: Check Out Our Community Flu Training Materials
REPORT: State of 2009 H1N1 Pandemic in Boston (slide show mode)
(For a pdf version CLICK HERE | For a Powerpoint version CLICK HERE)
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Basic Flu Information for Everyone:
Information to keep you, and the people you
care about, healthy this flu season.
Vaccination: The vaccine is available to all residents now.
2-Sided with English & Spanish
- Vaccine Information Sheets: These sheets explain benefits & risks of vaccine
2009 H1N1 Flu Vaccine Nose Spray (Spanish)
2009 H1N1 Flu Vaccine (shot for arm) (Spanish)
Flu Fact Sheets:
(*Please note regarding Question #5 on Fact Sheet: H1N1 vaccine is now available for all residents.)
- Seasonal Flu Fact Sheet: Along with the new 2009 H1N1 flu, find out how to protect yourself from the “seasonal flu”, the flu we see each winter.
- Is it Cold or Flu? How to tell the difference between a cold and the flu.
Special Information For Pregnant Women:
Caring For Someone Who Has The Flu:
BPHC Brochure: “I have flu. What should I do?"
Mass. DPH booklet: "Flu: Caring for People At Home."
Flu Awareness & Educational Materials:
Information For:
Requests for Flu Presentations & Outreach:
To request a flu presentation or outreach support at your organization, please fill out the Service Request Form and email it to Sandra Vasquez at svasquez@bphc.org, or fax it to her attention at 617-534-2297.
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