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Preventing Swine Flu

Author: soapgirl April 27, 2009

The recent outbreak of Swine Flu in other countries and in the United States has mobilzed the CDC and World Health Organization into action against the disease.  The WHO has released 25% of its antiviral drugs and protective equipment to help in stopping the spread of Swine Flu.  The CDC has recommended frequent handwashing and the use of hand sanitizer before touching the mouth, eyes, or nose, before eating, and after touching things in public places. The CDC says cough and sneeze into disposable tissues, stay home when symptomatic, and keep your immune system strong.

I recommend using disinfectant wipes on everything that you touch. There are disposable paper sleeves for young children that fit over the elbow for sneezing and coughing. The best strategy is prevention because the Swine Flu can be deadly.


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