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Harvard Unveils H1N1 iPhone App

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Harvard Medical School has launched an iPhone application designed to provide consumers with the latest information on the H1N1 flu virus.

The Boston-based Harvard Health Publications Division of the school created the application, which includes information on the state of the pandemic’s spread; practical steps consumers can take to minimize risk of infection; key flu symptoms; and advice on steps to take in case of a suspected infection. It includes video as well as text content, animated illustrations and a link to government databases.

The application also includes information on how businesses can best prepare for the flu outbreak.

The H1N1 application is the first in a series that Harvard plans to introduce for the Apple iPhone and other devices. It was co-developed by The Imagine Network.

For more information, visit health.harvard.edu.

--Howard Anderson

 

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