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Ohio Department of Health
Experts believe a worldwide outbreak, or pandemic, of influenza will happen someday. The exact timing is not known, but it is certain our everyday lives will drastically change during a pandemic. These changes may include temporary closing of schools or cancellation of events, disruption of normal services such as utilities and some shortages. There are things you can do now to prepare:

What You Can Do               Monitoring Outbreaks

Bird & Animal Issues              Vaccines and Medication

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