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States and government websites for H1N1

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Colorado launches website to provide info and help self-assessments

http://www.ncbr.com/article.asp?id=102659

October 22, 2009 --
DENVER - Everything you ever wanted to know about swine flu in Colorado, including how to assess your symptoms if you think you have the H1N1 virus, is now available online, thanks to a new website launched by the state Department of Public Health and Environment.

National and state statistics on H1N1 flu cases, how to treat symptoms at home, updates on the availability of vaccines, answers to frequently asked questions, and a link to a schedule of upcoming flu-shot clinics are all part of the department's efforts to help businesses and individuals plan for the spreading illness.

The site, at www.cdphe.state.co.us/epr/H1N1.html, also allows visitors to sign up for e-mail updates when the posted information changes.
 
Re: States and government websites for H1N1

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory?id=8894763

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Worried about your child's flu symptoms but don't want to risk a visit to a germ-infested waiting room?

A free interactive website from The American Medical Association, built with partners Microsoft and personal health record provider Healthy Circles, may be able to help.

The website, AMAfluhelp.org, offers information about seasonal and H1N1 pandemic flu and gives advice on when to seek a doctor's help.

Unlike sites like the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's CDC.gov and flu.gov, this website allows doctors to communicate with patients. Eventually, it will permit doctors to prescribe routine medications online.
 
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