People with H1N1 (swine) influenza virus infection should be considered potentially contagious as long as they have flu symptoms and possibly for up to 7 days following the start of illness. Children, especially younger children, …
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Spleeness: swine flu facts (H1N1 flu)
Local health officials are unsure when H1N1 flu vaccinations will arrive for the general public, but they are urging people with flu-like symptoms to stay home and possibly call a new information line.
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Have flu symptoms? Stay home (Austin Daily Herald)
The first and most simple step to take is for rabbonimm to tell everyone in shul to DAVEN AT HOME if they have any flu symptoms . There is no chiyuv to come to shul or bes medrash and possibly infect others. Under halacha davening at …
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Brookline, MA – H1N1 Prompts Modifying Kissing Of The Torah …
In the case of H1N1 flu , an infected person can be contagious as long as there are symptoms and possibly up to 7 days following the onset of the illness. Children have the potential to be contagious for longer periods. …
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Ransom County Public Health and health partners meet to share flu …