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Swine flu hotline up and running

Posted: 09.13.2009 at 4:01 PM

Southwest Georgians can call 1-800-829-2255 toll free to get swine flu symptoms, prevention tips, risk factors, and more

A telephone hotline is now available for all the latest H1N1 virus information.

You can call 1-800-829-2255 toll free to get swine flu symptoms, prevention tips, risk factors, and care options. Dougherty County's new 311 line will refer all swine flu calls to the Southwest Georgia District Public Health H1N1 hotline. The line is available 24/7 and is updated as new swine flu information becomes available.

The recorded message is 10 minutes long.

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