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Flu
AMA Launches Website Focused On Flu Symptoms
There are a number of online resources available about the flu and the H1N1 virus and the list keeps growing with the American Medical Association launching AMAfluhelp.org.
The website asks users a series of questions to determine how serious their flu symptoms are based on the latest Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines. Users have the option to share their information with their doctor, as well as family members.
Government Adds New Features To Flu Website
Health & Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius has introduced new features to the government's flu website in an effort to better educate the public.
Google Spreads Flu Trends Around the World
By Chris Crum
The flu is a hot topic right now, unfortunately. A lot of people have it, have had it recently, or will get it soon. Flu shots are all over the news - Who gets them first? How many are available? Should you even get one? These are all questions circulating through the news media.
Microsoft Launches H1N1 Flu Website
By Mike Sachoff
Microsoft has launched a new website, "H1N1 Response Center," which provides people with up to date relevant content and allows them to monitor symptoms and get advice using an H1N1 self-service tool.
The H1N1 Response Center's self-assessment tool is licensed from medical and public health experts at Emory University. The service helps people determine if their symptoms could be caused by the H1N1 flu virus and provides recommendations about what they can do next.
Short Term Blogging - The Complete Guide
One of the most challenging aspects of blogging that hold many companies and individuals back from jumping into starting their own blog is the ongoing commitment that blogs often require.
Blogging To Save World From Flu Pandemic
Just because the bird flu has flown away from the headlines doesn't mean it is gone for good. Participants in a blog summit run by the US Department of Health and Human Services will try to address the issues surrounding a potential outbreak.
Tracking Bird Flu with Google
By Glenn Letham
News from a Reuters article mention that poultry experts are turning to google to track and manage the spread of the bird flu.
Google Takes On Bird Flu
By Doug Caverly
The world's largest Internet search company has joined the defenses arranged against bird flu. In combination with Geographic Information System (GIS) technology, Google Earth is helping to locate commercial poultry flocks, as well as the buildings, schools, and roads close to the farms and production facilities.
