Seasonal flu information
Flu information
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The Champaign-Urbana Public Health District, like public health agencies across the country and around the world, responded to the H1N1 Influenza Pandemic. Like any large-scale operation, we are sure of two points: (1) Some things went well and (2) there is always room for improvement.
What Cancer Patients and Survivors Should Know About the Flu
The CDC website has influenza prevention and control information detailed on their web page that may be helpful to you. We encourage you to visit the CDC website for more information.
H1N1 vaccine information for seniors
The CDC has information on their website about the H1N1 vaccination and seniors. Visit the CDC website for the details.
CDC Press conference
Here is a short clip of part of the CDC H1N1 press conference from November 6th where they mention CUPHD.
2009 H1N1 Influenza Shots and Pregnant Women
Questions and Answers for Patients (from the CDC)
Billboards to promote H1N1 vaccinations
CUPHD used billboards around Champaign-Urbana and Rantoul encouraging people to get the H1N1 vaccination.
What you need to know about H1N1 (swine-flu). Learn what H1N1 is, why people are concerned, symptoms, how to protect yourself and much more. (updated 8-24-09)
Printable resources
Illinois FLu Hotline for non-medical questions 866-848-2094 English 866-241-2138 Español
Family - contact list
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Family - medical information
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Get our
Wash hands poster (multi language) (PDF)
How to wash your hands
English,
Español (PDF)
Hand washing for Adults
English,
Español,
Chinese, (PDF)
You washed your hands, keep them clean (PDF)
Be a Germ Stopper
Boy,
Girl (PDF)
Be a germ detective (PDF)
Cover your cough
English,
Español,
Chinese, (PDF)
Print up this
flyer and get the word out about stocking up to be prepared. (PDF)
Resources
Staying Healthy Every Day is a hand washing/good health habits campaign developed by CDC, Sesame Street, and the Ad Council
