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Health care provider Cigna Corp., with operations in Bloomfield, has produced a rap video to teach kids how to avoid getting "swine" flu.
The video, featuring University of Massachusetts physican Mache Seibel, a.k.a. DocRock, teaching five prevention steps, such as sneeze into your sleeve, wash your hands and "keep you fingers outta your eyes, mouth and nose, cuz that the places H1N1 goes."
The 30-second video is free on YouTube at www.youtube.com/cignatv.
"If you can sing about a health issue, you can talk about it, and talking about it helps change behavior,'' Seibel said.
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