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Seasonal Flu
If you don't have a fever, it can be difficult to tell the difference between cold and flu symptoms. Seasonal flu usually comes on suddenly, while a cold may develop more gradually. Review this safety topic to learn more about why seasonal flu prevention is so important, the common symptoms of the flu, what to do if you get the flu and tips to keep in mind during the flu season.
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Weeklysafety.com exclusive safety meeting topic that reminds office workers why seasonal flu prevention is so important, the common symptoms of the flu, what to do if you get the flu and tips to keep in mind during the flu season.
