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Children
Headline: Keep the Germ Monsters Away This Winter
Body Copy: Flu germs are like monsters. They get into our body, and try to scare us by attacking. When germ monsters attack we get sick. There are some things we can do to help keep the germ monsters away.
• Wash your hands with soap and warm water
• Have an adult help you wash your toys and games
• Give sick friends time to rest, play with them after they feel better
• Sneeze and cough into your sleeve or a tissue to keep germ monsters from spreading

What happens if the germ monsters attack?
• The germ monster will cause us to get sick
• A trip will be taken to the doctor, the doctor knows how to get rid of the monsters
• The doctor will give us medicine to kill the monster
• In a couple of days the monster will be gone, and we will feel better
Conclusion: …show more content…
population that gets the flu this year. If you do get the flu it is best to stay home to avoid getting your co-workers ill or further keep your body from healing itself.

Employee
Headline: Flu Season 2016
Body Copy: Influenza A, B, and C is back and ready to infect. As a healthcare professional it is important for you to stay in good health as well as keeping patients as healthy as possible. Below some tips will be listed for keeping everyone in good health this winter.
Employees
• Wash hands often
• Utilize the hand sanitation stations throughout the
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