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WalletPop's Lan Nguyen chats with Office Depot's Disaster Preparedness Adviser Jon Toigo and WalletPop writer and editor Aaron Crowe on how people and businesses can weather the H1N1 epidemic.

Simple measures like sanitizing hands and teleconferencing can reduce exposure, says Toigo, who has written five books on disaster preparation, including Disaster Recovery 4th edition,

Another recommendation: get the vaccine, adds Crowe, who has posted about swine flu scams and self-diagnosing via the Internet.

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