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Preventive Measures to be Taken for Office-goers
For many, work is important, as it is the livelihood. One cannot avoid going to office unless that individual in infected. If you are affected and have symptoms of swine flu, avoid going to office for the next 710 days till all the symptoms get cleared. Thus, the other employees will be protected from the spread of swine flu in the office. If the work is very important then make arrangements alternatively to work from home.
- Cover your nose and mouth while sneezing and coughing
- Keep your workstation clean
- Avoid touching your mouth and nose too often; mainly because you would have touched surfaces such as door knobs, chairs, stationary etc., which may carry virus for long hours
- Wash your hands with soap at regular intervals
- An alcohol based hand rub can be used and kept at your table as hand washing may not be possible at frequent intervals
- Instruct your co-workers to stay at home if you or they notice any symptoms of swine flu
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Latest News On Swine Flu
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Thirty-three cases of narcolepsy have been reported in SkΓ₯ne after Sweden's massive vaccination campaign against swine flu in 2009. The southern region has been unusually hard struck by the vaccine Pandemrix's side effects. Relative to population size ...
A total of six lives were saved by Sweden's massive swine flu vaccination programme, according to a new report, despite 60 percent of the Swedish population getting vaccinated. In Sweden, 60 percent of the population was vaccinated against the swine flu in ...
A paper published Tuesday by scientists at the Centers for Disease Control suggests a new swine flu virus has the potential to cause an outbreak. The A(H3N2)v swine flu strain that has infected at least 18 Americans since Sept. 2010 has shown ...
AIDS, Ebola, avian flu, swine flu. All threatening diseases stemming from terrifying viruses that spread quickly and have infected hundreds of millions of people around the world. All started in animals, mutated, jumped to humans and became pandemics.
A mum whose toddler and unborn child were killed by swine flu has given birth to a daughter. Gemma Ameen, 29, has named the baby Lian. She was born four weeks early weighing 5lb 1oz. In December 2010, Lana, three, died within 48 hours of developing symptoms.
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