MIT Flu Central
Flu vaccination update: 11/11/09
H1N1 vaccinations:
Seasonal vaccinations: Currently vaccinating only MIT Medical patients in high-risk categories. Other MIT Medical patients: call 617-253-4865 to be added to waiting list. |
|
Think you have the flu?Common symptoms, self-isolation and treatment, when to seek medical help |
Especially for studentsIf you're sick, if your roommate is sick, supplies to keep on hand |
VaccinationsSeasonal flu vaccine, H1N1 vaccine, pneumococcus vaccine |
Faculty and staffTeaching during a health crisis, employee leave policies |
MultimediaVideos, posters, flyers, brochures |
More flu informationCDC, WHO, flu.gov, Mass.gov, resources in other languages |
MIT flu news and announcements:
- Flu vaccination information - Updated Nov. 11
- MIT Medical now limiting seasonal flu vaccinations to high-risk patients – Oct. 7
- Student-only seasonal flu vaccination walk-in clinic to be held Oct. 15 – Oct. 7
- Flu FAQ – updated Oct. 7
- Video: Chief of medicine talks about H1N1 – Sept. 28
- Seasonal flu vaccine clinics on campus – Sept. 21
- View transcript from WBUR online flu forum – Sept. 21
- My roommate has the flu. What do I do now? – Sept. 16
- What MIT is doing about H1N1—and what you can do – Sept. 11
- New flu posters – Sept. 11
- The H1N1 Influenza Virus: A message from the MIT Division of Student Life for students and parents – Aug. 31
Avoid the Flu!
- Wash your hands frequently and thoroughly with soap and warm water, or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer
- Cover coughs and sneezes
- Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth
- Stay home if you are feeling sick
- Spread the word with these downloadable posters
![[MIT logo]](/images/logo_mit.gif){kind=logo}
