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No. The H1N1 flu is well established in our community. Most flu infections in California and around the world are currently from the H1N1 flu virus. New viruses like H1N1 sometimes appear in “waves” – the flu spreads rapidly then seems to go away, only to return again. H1N1 continues to affect people, even over the summer when flu is usually not active.
