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Ask Maine CDC your H1N1 Influenza (Swine Flu) related question!
Because we receive many emails, you may not get an answer to your question right away. We invite you to check our FAQ, which may contain the information you need!

Flu in Maine

Good Health Habits Can Help Stop Germs

Preventing the flu is most important. Visit the General Information page to find out how you can stop the flu and protect yourself.

Who should get the H1N1 shot first?

Initial supplies of the vaccine are limited. Even the highest prioritized groups may not receive vaccine immediately. For information on who is prioritized, please visit our Vaccine Recommendations Page

How can I get H1N1 vaccine?

Vaccine is slowly arriving in the state. Some formulations are only approved for certain populations. As vaccine becomes available, we expect it to be offered in a number of schools as well as in more public clinic settings.  All clinics offering H1N1 vaccine that are open to the public (even if only for high priority populations) are required to be posted on this website.  We anticipate it may be several weeks before very broad public clinics for H1N1 vaccine are available. Visit the Vaccine Recommendations page for more information.

What should I do if I think I have the flu?

Treatment for seasonal flu and H1N1 flu are the same, and most people do not need to see a doctor. Learn what you can do if you or someone you care for is sick

  Current News  

Press Releases

Maine H1N1 Influenza Updates

  • Posted November 5, 2009 - H1N1 Influenza Update 11/05/09 Word  PDF 
  • Posted November 3, 2009 - Top H1N1 Flu Questions Week of Oct. 26 Word  PDF 

View Flu News for all news(including health advisories, archives and RSS links)


Resources and Information

 To protect yourself and others:
  • Cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue or sleeve.
  • Wash hands frequently.
  • Stay home if ill with a fever.
  • Consider getting both seasonal (regular) flu and H1N1 (“Swine flu”) shots this year.

Current attention is focused on seasonal (regular) flu and H1N1 (“Swine flu”). For information on other types of flu, follow the links to the left.


 

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