- CDC updates guidelines on H1N1 flu
- Public Health releases new figures on confirmed H1N1 cases
- Public Health updates number of confirmed H1N1 cases
- Monday events operating as originally scheduled
- A letter to the University of Delaware community
- DPH reports statewide H1N1 numbers
- H1N1 Influenza: Questions & Answers
- Little Bob clinic to serve only students with special health criteria
- University announces event cancellations
- UD athletics announces additional cancellations
- Four swine flu cases confirmed in Delaware
- Baseball, softball trips canceled
- Gov. Markell seeks advisory assistance from CDC
- A letter to the University community
- Two Thursday events canceled
- UPDATE: Additional potential swine flu cases identified at University of Delaware
- University, state leaders monitoring flu situation
- Public Health issues guidelines for those with flu-like symptoms
- Public Health opens call center
- Clinic for students with flu symptoms open at Carpenter Sports Building
- Four probable swine flu cases identified at UD
8:54 a.m., May 1, 2009----UPDATE: The Carpenter Sports Building clinic closed at 3 p.m. UD students who are experiencing flu-like symptoms should go to Student Health Services in Laurel Hall, which is open 24 hours a day.
Beginning at 10 a.m., Friday, May 1, the Delaware Division of Public Health clinic at the Carpenter Sports Building (the Little Bob) will focus ONLY on providing preventive doses to UD students who meet special health criteria.
The clinic at the Little Bob will serve students who meet both of the following criteria:
-- Student must have a chronic condition (chronic lung, heart, liver, blood, neurologic, neuromuscular or metabolic disorders; or be over 50; or be pregnant; or be immunosuppressed -- for example, students who are on medications such as Prednisone or who have HIV) -- AND the student must have been exposed to the flu through close contact with sick students, such as being in the same household, being a roommate, or being an intimate partner
The vast majority of UD students will not need to be treated with preventive medication. This service is only being offered to UD students. Those who do not meet these conditions, or who do not have other health issues, do not need to seek health services.
Student Health Clinic
Any UD student who is experiencing flu-like symptoms should go to Student Health Services in Laurel Hall, which is open 24 hours a day.