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Influenza A (H1N1) Swine Flu

Protecting and caring for yourself and others


Many people will be sick during a flu pandemic, and it may be difficult to get medical or nursing care. You must be prepared to take care of yourself and others at home.

View more information on how to protect and care for yourself and others in this section:

  • Protecting yourself and others
  • What to do if you have the flu
  • Caring for someone with the flu
  • Treatment
  • When to seek medical advice
  • What happens in the 'Manage it' phase and what does that mean for me?

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Page last updated: 23 June 2009

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