Flu-proof your home and protect the vulnerable from infection


Washing hands regularly with soap and water, disinfecting high-contact surfaces and practising respiratory etiquette are some of the ways to prevent spreading the flu. — Positive Parenting

When a family member comes down with influenza, also known as the flu, it is often the case that unaffected members just continue on with their daily routine.

However, it’s crucial for families to recognise that the influenza virus can easily spread, and even pose risks to certain people within the family.

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