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Where can I find information on the Pandemic Flu? |
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Refer to the Toronto Pandemic Influenza Plan available on Toronto Public Health's website.

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Where can I find information on Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)? |
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Information about SARS can be found on Toronto Public Health's website. You can also call Health Canada at 1-800-454-8302 or visit their website.

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Where can I find information on the West Nile Virus? |
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Toronto Public Health has a West Nile Virus program in place to reduce the health risk associated with the virus.

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I need information on vaccinations or immunization. |
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Call Toronto Public Health's central intake line at 416-338-7600, e-mail publichealth@toronto.ca or look in the A-Z Index for general information.

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How do I report a health infraction in a restaurant (i.e., smoking, mice, rats, unsanitary conditions) or an incident of food poisoning? |
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If you have any questions or concerns regarding a food premises with smoking, mice, rats, unsanitary conditions or an incident of food poisoning, call 416-338-7600.

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I have general health questions . . . |
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Toronto Public Health's central intake line (Toronto Health Connection) at 416-338-7600 will provide health information, telephone counselling and take referrals for further follow-up contacts by phone or home visits. Service areas include: preconception, prenatal, breastfeeding, mental health, violence prevention, homelessness, frail elderly, injury prevention, substance abuse, tobacco, sexual health, heart health, cancer, physical activity and nutrition. You can also e-mail your questions to publichealth@toronto.ca. Visit Toronto Public Health's A-Z Index for more information.
Here are some other health organizations.

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I would like to speak to someone regarding AIDS/sexually transmitted diseases. |
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Call the AIDS & Sexual Health InfoLine at 1-800-668-2437 or 416-392-2437.

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I would like to report an animal bite incident. |
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If you have been bitten by an animal or your animal has been bitten by another animal seek medical attention and immediately contact your local Animal Services Centre or call 311.

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Where can I find a list of hospitals/health centres? |
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A list is available on the City of Toronto website under Toronto Links.

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