There are several sources of up-to-date information about swine flu.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) publishes general information about swine flu.

Check out the CDC’s PDF brochure about Swine Inflenza in Pigs and People for some practical information to share with your neighbors.

You can also find more articles the CDC website, such as Swine Flu and You and Key Facts about Swine Influenza.

The World Health Organization is coordinating the response to cases of swine flu  in people. Go to the WHO site for daily updates on swine flu in the U.S., Mexico, and around the world. They also publish this Frequently Asked Questions article about swine flu.

We also have several new health lessons about swine flu/ H1N1 Influenza A on our Global CHE Network site.

• Introduction
• Prevention and treatment of swine flu
• New name: H1N1 Influenza A
• Influenza pandemics
• Response to an influenza outbreak