H1N1 Flu Update (5/5/09)
The World Health Organization's influenza pandemic alert remains at phase 5, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control continues to recommend that non-essential travel to Mexico be avoided.
At Teachers College, sanitized hand wipes are now available in the College's computer labs and Gottesman Libraries. Please use them.
Given current circumstances, we are not altering normal College procedures or schedules.
General information about the virus and its transmission, prevention and treatment is available at Columbia University's Pandemic Response Web Site.
At Teachers College, sanitized hand wipes are now available in the College's computer labs and Gottesman Libraries. Please use them.
Given current circumstances, we are not altering normal College procedures or schedules.
General information about the virus and its transmission, prevention and treatment is available at Columbia University's Pandemic Response Web Site.
The World Health Organization’s influenza pandemic alert remains at phase 5, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control continues to recommend that non-essential travel to
At Teachers College, sanitized hand wipes are now available in the College’s computer labs and Gottesman Libraries. Please use them.
Given current circumstances, we are not altering normal College procedures or schedules.
General information about the virus and its transmission, prevention and treatment is available at Columbia University's Pandemic Response Web Site.
Previous postings:
- Swine Flu (H1N1) Update 4/30/09
http://www.tc.columbia.edu/news/article.htm?id=6969
Published Tuesday, May. 5, 2009