Posts Tagged ‘Flu’

The Flu and You

Written by admin on . Posted in Seniors, Special Sections

Flu season in the northern hemisphere can range from as early as November to as late as May. The peak month usually is February. However, this coming season is expected to be unpredictable because of the emergence of the H1N1 influenza virus, or swine flu. H1N1 has caused the first global outbreak—pandemic—of influenza in more
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Swine Flu Survival Guide

Written by admin on . Posted in News & Features West Side Spirit

Surgical masks may have almost entirely disappeared from the streets of Manhattan, but the H1N1 virus, a.k.a. swine flu, is still on the radar, particular for health and education officials. Since it was classified as a “pandemic” last June, swine flu has been the target of a serious public information campaign, which seems to have
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Flu-Like Symptoms Shutter St. David’s

Written by admin on . Posted in Education, News & Features West Side Spirit

St. David’s, a private Catholic school for boys on East 89th Street, closed today after several students reported flu-like symptoms. “Asking the students not to come to school today was the best way to control the spread of the symptoms through our community,” said St. David’s Headmaster, David O’Halloran. “It was the responsible thing to
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