RECENT UPDATE:
The Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH) is offering a H1N1 hotline phone number for Georgia citizens.
1-888-H1N1-INFO
(the "O" drops automatically after you punch in the other numbers)
8:00am to Midnight
7 Days a Week
Click Here to Read About Vaccinations
Gwinnett Board of Health Vaccination Information Page
Information from the CDC about the Vaccine
Click here for the latest flu resources
Other Health & Wellness Information from GCPS
Infomation from the GA Dept. of Education
To date, the H1N1 flu season has been widespread in Georgia, though infections for  most otherwise healthy people have been relatively mild. However, Public Health officials remind everyone that we all should continue to take precautions to limit the spread of illness, including washing hands frequently, covering coughs and sneezes, and staying home when ill. In addition, make plans to get a seasonal flu vaccine. When available, consider an H1N1 vaccination if you or a family member are in one of the higher-risk groups for H1N1 (school-aged and college students, pregnant women, and others with chronic health conditions). | 
