Microbiologist at Public Health Lab    H1N1 flu is a serious, contagious disease
H1N1 flu was first confirmed in the United States in April, 2009. In the year since it first appeared, H1N1 flu has sickened an estimated 60-million people in the U.S., hospitalized some 265,000 people, and killed about 12,000. H1N1 was declared a worldwide pandemic by the World Health Organization. Most people recover quickly from H1N1 Flu, but it has caused severe illness and deaths. 

Resources for pregnant women and obstetrics clinicians
Overview for pregnant women of what they need to know about H1N1 flu. View
Overview for clinicians of what pregnant women need to know about H1N1 flu. View