Pregnancy and Influenza
Pregnant women are especially vulnerable to influenza, both seasonal flu and pandemic H1N1 flu. A flu infection can lead to serious problems such as pneumonia and early labor. Read more....

Newborns and Influenza
Caring for newborn babies during a flu pandemic can be stressful and complicated. Here's what you need to know if you're a new parent and have the flu or are worried you might get the flu. Read more...

Talking to Children about the Flu
Widespread flu is a stressful situation that can be hard for children to understand. Your kids may have worries and questions about what’s going on, especially if they’ve witnessed serious illness or death before, either directly or through the news media. If you cope well with a stressful situation, your children will, too. Calm support and guidance will ease their worries and help them to feel safe and secure. Read more...

Action Plan for Kids at High-Risk and those with Special Needs
Parents whose kids have special needs or might be at high risk of complications from the flu should develop an action plan during flu season. Read more... 

Caring for People with H1N1 Influenza
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that people caring for those with H1N1 influenza follow certain guidelines. Read more...