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Respiratory Illnesses

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The common cold, influenza, pneumonia, SARS, and now avian flu are all respiratory illnesses that cause millions of dollars annually and affect us all.

Immunization for influenza benefits everyone, but it is particularly important for people at high risk. This includes everyone 50 years of age or older, people with chronic disorders of the lungs or heart, anyone with an impaired immune system, people with chronic diseases such as diabetes, kidney disease, and blood cell disease, and health care workers and others in contact with people in high risk groups.

 

 

                                                           

                                                                                   

Articles

January is Radon Action Month

Is it Flu or Carbon Monoxide Poisoning?

Breathe Easy with Healthy Lungs

Do You Need a Pneumonia Shot?

Wash Hands Often to Scrub Away Flu Germs

Asbestos Exposure Can Damage Lungs

Spring Can Be a Difficult Season With Asthma and Allergies

Consider the Common Cold

Protect Yourself from the Flu

Pneumonia is a Serious Illness that Can be Prevented

SARS: The Latest Health Concern

Links

Hartford Hospital Smoking Cessation Program

Get a Free Radon Test Kit at Radon Awareness Displays in January

CT Dept of Public Health Indoor Environmental Quality Newsletter--Fall 2007

Flu Information (Centers for Disease Control)

Cover Your Cough (CDC)

Handwashing Tips (CDC)

Avian (Bird) Flu Information--CDC

     General Information

     Spread of Avian Flu

     Vaccines for Avian Flu

SARS Website (CDC)

Indoor Air Summer Tips Brochure

 

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