The first of the five ad the Ministry of Health has gone to air New Zealand reminder to be vigilant in the protection against influenza virus.
Ministry of Health Chief Advisor, Dr Sandy Dawson, said a series of television and radio ads aimed at repeating the report, which thoroughly washing and drying hands, including sneezing and coughing, staying home from work or school if sick, and contacting Healthline or practitioner, if Symptoms worsened, the best ways to limit the spread of swine flu '.
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"The Ministry will continue to concentrate on ensuring good advice on trading in pigs of influenza 'to reach the public," said Dr. Dawson.
It was also important to note that although both seasonal flu and swine flu were currently in the Community, and not all pain and pain in the 'flu', he said.
"Like any other time, if you are good, it is important that if the symptoms worsen, or are different from symptoms, often associated with the flu 'that you seek appropriate advice from Healthline, a general practitioner or practice nurse," said Dr. Dawson.
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Ministry of Health Chief Advisor, Dr Sandy Dawson, said a series of television and radio ads aimed at repeating the report, which thoroughly washing and drying hands, including sneezing and coughing, staying home from work or school if sick, and contacting Healthline or practitioner, if Symptoms worsened, the best ways to limit the spread of swine flu '.
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"The Ministry will continue to concentrate on ensuring good advice on trading in pigs of influenza 'to reach the public," said Dr. Dawson.
It was also important to note that although both seasonal flu and swine flu were currently in the Community, and not all pain and pain in the 'flu', he said.
"Like any other time, if you are good, it is important that if the symptoms worsen, or are different from symptoms, often associated with the flu 'that you seek appropriate advice from Healthline, a general practitioner or practice nurse," said Dr. Dawson.
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