H1N1

The H1N1 virus that affected New York City in the Spring of 2009 was new and its potential impact was unknown. Now that H1N1 is better understood, information and guidance on prevention and treatment have been updated. Information has also been developed for specific groups, including school communities, health care providers, and employers.

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Fact Sheets

• H1N1 Swine Flu: What You Need to Know (Basic FAQ) (PDF - 10/13/09)
  Answers to basic questions about H1N1.
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• Preventing Influenza in New York City’s Schools (PDF - 9/28/09)
  Information and guidance for parents, teachers, and school principals.
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• H1N1 Vaccination in New York City Schools: What Parents Need to Know (PDF - 10/15/09)
  Answers to commonly asked questions for parents, teachers, and principals.
  
  
• Vaccines for Seasonal and H1N1 Influenza: What You Need to Know
  Up-to-date information about vaccines for both seasonal and H1N1 flu.
  
  
• Flu and You: Important Information for Older Adults (PDF - 10/14/09)
  Information and guidance about seasonal and H1N1 flu for seniors.