This is part 3 of our series on the h1n1 flu and how to keep it from disrupting your business (Small Business-Are You Ready for h1n1?, h1n1-1o Tips for Small Business) We turn again to the web site flu.gov for 8 tips for individual workers to avoid the flu. You might want to print it [...]
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Yesterday I pointed you to the Flu.gov, a web site with tips for businesses to deal with a possible flu pandemic. (Small Business-Are You Ready for H1N1?) As I was writing the post, my daughter walked through the room complaining of flu-like symptoms. I told her she should probably stay home from school, both [...]
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Unless you’ve been living in a cave for the last few months, you’ve surely heard of H1N1, or swine flu. The disease is spreading rapidly in areas of the world which are already into “flu season” and there’s no reason to expect that the United States and Europe will be any different.
The Centers for Disease [...]
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Just last month we were all concerned about a virus that might attack our computers. The April 1 date has come and gone but according to the experts we’re not out of the woods yet.
Now we’re being warned about a different type of virus. This time the target isn’t our computer, it’s us. [...]
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