H1N1 Influenza

Last updated Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Información en Español.

H1N1 influenza (swine flu) is still in Multnomah County and in Oregon. Although the number of people getting sick from H1N1 has dropped off since the peak of infections last fall, some people are still getting sick from the virus.

Vaccine is currently available for anyone who wishes to be vaccinated. While the flu level is currently low, it will continue for months, possibly even into the summer. You can protect yourself and others by getting vaccinated, washing your hands, covering your cough and staying home if you are sick.

Where to Get Vaccinated

H1N1 vaccine is currently being distributed through doctors' offices, clinics and some pharmacies. More»

Should you call the doctor?

Use this decision chart to help determine when to seek medical care. (2MB)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is H1N1? What are the symptoms? How should you protect yourself and what you should I do if you become ill? Is the H1N1 vaccine safe? More»

Situation Update

Oregon - Oregon's H1N1 Flu Investigation Web site
Nationally - Centers for Disease Control & Prevention

Special Topics

Pregnant women - What you should know about swine flu. More»

Chronic health conditions - Read the CDC guidelines»

Travel this winter - Tips for traveling during flu season. More»

Vaccinations - Frequently asked questions about the H1N1 vaccine.

Resources

Find fact sheets, posters and videos to teach and remind others about healthy habits at your workplace, school, child care center or community organization.

Health Care Providers

Find the latest H1N1 clinical guidelines.

Page updated March 10, 2010