Pandemic Flu: Keeping Alaskans InformedHelp Stop the Spread of H1N1 and Seasonal Flu in Alaska

Protect Yourself and the Ones You Love:
Get Vaccinated

Tough Alaskan

You’re a tough Alaskan. (deep/gruff male voice: Yeah)

You drive a big truck to protect yourself on the highway. (Yeah)

You carry a big gun to protect yourself in the woods. (Yeah)

But what are going to do about protecting yourself from that itty-bitty flu virus that can lay you out sicker than a dog? (squeaky: What?)

And while we’re at it - what about your family and co-workers? What if they don’t get a vaccine and spread the flu to you? (Wha-do-I-do?)

Get your flu vaccine – before the flu gets you! (Yeah)

Learn more at flu.alaska.gov.
A message in good health from the Alaska Department of Health and this station.

Three Simple Reasons

Here are three simple reasons to get your annual flu vaccine:

  1. The flu is unpredictable and scary – thousands get sick or die every year
  2. Flu vaccine is tested and safe – And this year, one dose is all most people need, and
  3. Everyone age 6-months and over is encouraged to get a flu vaccine

Your flu vaccine protects me. My flu vaccine protects you.
Protect yourself and the ones you love. Get vaccinated.

Learn more at flu.alaska.gov.
A message in good health from the Alaska Department of Health and this station.

They'd Appreciate It

Here’s a message for folks who don’t think they need a flu vaccine…
The elders you come in contact with would appreciate it…
The babies you love to cuddle would appreciate it…
The young children with asthma you go to the movies with would appreciate it…

Your flu vaccine protects me. My flu vaccine protects you.
Protect yourself and the ones you love. Get vaccinated.

Learn more at flu.alaska.gov.
A message in good health from the Alaska Department of Health and this station.

In Any Language

In English we say…protect yourself from the flu.
(Spanish) In Spanish we say ... protegerse de la gripe.
(Pilipino) In the Philippines we say ... protektahan ang iyong sarili mula sa trangkaso.
(Russian) In Russian one would say ... защитить себя от гриппа.

(Korean) In Korean we say…. (Korean translation)

(Yupik) In Yupik we say… (Yupik translation)

No matter how you say it… Protect yourself and the ones you love from the flu. Get vaccinated.
A message in good health from the Department of Health and this station.

Flu in Alaska

Contact Information

For public health questions, human health concerns or planning information for pandemic flu, call us at
1-888-9Panflu
(1-888-972-6358).
Anchorage residents can call the local line:
(907) 334-2292.

Download the Home Care Guide for Pandemic Flu