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Update: Information on the influenza A (H1N1) outbreak for you and your students

- Click here for an article about influenza A (H1N1), the "swine flu": www.weeklyreader.com/featurezone/swineflu

- Print and share this sheet about proper handwashing with your school. It is a freshly updated version of a Safety Zone page from the September 2008 issue of Current Health 1: www.weeklyreader.com/pdfs/HandWashing.pdf

- Check our Facebook page for regular updates on the flu outbreak and ways you can approach the subject in your classrooms. (And if you become a "fan" of us on Facebook, you can receive the updates right in your News Feed, so you'll never miss one!): www.facebook.com/pages/Current-Health/66418981680

WELCOME! to Current Health 2's Web extension for April/May 2009.

The school year is almost over and as your students look forward to fun times away from the classroom, Current Health 2 has their health questions covered in our last issue of the year. Even if the teens you teach aren't prepping for prom ("A Night to Remember") or getting ready to start a summer job ("Getting Along With the Boss"), we've got plenty of tips to help them make the most of their summer. From swimming to Lyme disease, sunscreen spots to mosquito bites, this issue is chock full of ways to have healthy fun.

We'd love to get your feedback on what worked in this issue, and what you'd like to see more of. Send your comments to CurrentHealth@weeklyreader.com. Thank you! Your ideas help make the magazine better for all of our subscribers and readers.

Best wishes for a well-deserved summer off, and we'll see you back in the classroom in a few months!

Cordially,

Meredith Matthews

P.S. Current Health is on Facebook! There you can share your successful ideas and see what other educators are doing. Join the Current Health community and connect with us at www.facebook.com/pages/Current-Health/66418981680