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As the Swine Flu crisis reaches pandemic proportions, there's a wealth of influenza information available, but it varies completely depending on the source of swine flu information. Government swine flu information varies by country, and this advice may differ from private practice, and their information may vary again from various media and news sources.

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	National Pandemic Flu Service website is the new UK government response to the Swine Flu crisis. It allows those infected with Swine Flu take on online assessment of the patient’s symptoms and, if required, they'll be given an authorisation number, which can be used to collect antivirals (Tamiflu) from a local Antiviral Collection Point.
	Business Link - Official UK government page carrying updates for business about the potential pandemic influenza - regularly updated. As the spread of the swine flu virus (officially known as influenza A H1N1) accelerates, business readiness is growing in importance. You can use this page to keep updated on what your business can do to help your employees get treatment and to prevent further spread of swine flu.
	WikiPedia has information about the current swine flu outbreak listed under 2009 Flu Pandemic . Whilst the swine flu information seems to have credibility, it should be noted that the neutrality of the article is disputed according to the site. The page also draws attention to the 1918 Flu pandemic also being H1N1.
	Direct Gov Swine Flu Information - The latest UK Government Fwine Flu information, plus prevention and treatment, travel advice and what action the government is taking. You can also download the swine flu information leaflet. National Pandemic Flu Service - The Department of Health has announced that it will soon launch its National Pandemic Flu Service. This service is made up of a website and call centres which will quickly be able to tell members of the public whether they have swine flu. If they do, they will be given an authorisation number that a ‘flu friend’ – a friend or relative who does not have swine flu – can use to pick up antivirals from local antiviral collection points.
	The United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)Swine Flu section includes a map showing volume of Swine Flu cases on a state by state basis. The Swine Flu section also gives advice on how to stay healthy, face mask and respirator advice, taking care of a sick person, and general Swine Flu prevention advice.
	NHS Swine Flu Q&A section. – very comprehensive answers to every question you could think of surrounding the swine flu pandemic, including :- What is swine flu?, Why is swine flu affecting humans?, What are the symptoms of swine flu?, How long are symptoms expected to last? , How is swine flu infection diagnosed?. There are over 70 answers to commonly asked Swine Flu questions.
	The World Health Organisation (WHO) Swine Flu information gives a truly global swine flu picture, with guidance documents for individuals, communities and national authorities. At this time, WHO considers the overall severity of the influenza pandemic to be moderate.
	Private Health Care operator Bupa's Swine Flu Information - Swine influenza health news alert produced by Bupa's health information team. Bupa does provide cover for influenza A (H1N1). At the moment, Bupa doesn't recommend evacuation from any swine flu affected areas abroad. Bupa customers who have any concerns about the influenza A (H1N1) health alert should call Bupa's dedicated health information service, Healthline.
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