Flu (Seasonal)
Should I Call in Sick?
You're not feeling the greatest today - a fever, cough, sore throat, small headache - but that report needs to be on your manager's desk by noon. You think you can handle it. Can you? Or should you call in sick?
Should I call in sick?You're starting to show symptoms of the flu, but you have so much to do at work. Should you call in sick?
- Flu facts
- Are you at risk?
- Flu treatments
- Flu prevention
- Doctor Discussion Guide
- Health features
- Interesting Ways to Prepare for Flu Season
- The Flu and Medical Conditions
- How Flu Antivirals Work
- Should I Call in Sick?
- Tips for Caregivers: Taking Care of Someone with the Flu
- When Your Child Has the Flu: How to Help
- Flu Complications: Are You at Risk?
- Focus on Flu Treatment
- Family Care During the Flu Season
- Children and the Flu
- Health tools
- Support groups
- Related conditions
- Related medications
Resources
Is it a cold or the flu?
It's important to recognize the difference, not just because they require different treatment but because a flu can be a much greater health concern. Can you tell the difference?
Test your knowledge!
This content is made possible through an educational grant from Roche Canada.
