Volume 14, Number 7—July 2008
Research
Household Responses to School Closure Resulting from Outbreak of Influenza B, North Carolina
April J. Johnson*
, Zack S. Moore*†, Paul J. Edelson*, Lynda Kinnane‡, Megan Davies*†, David K. Shay*, Amanda Balish*, Meg McCarron*, Lenee Blanton*, Lyn Finelli*, Francisco Averhoff*, Joseph Bresee*, Jeffrey Engel†, and Anthony Fiore*
, Zack S. Moore*†, Paul J. Edelson*, Lynda Kinnane‡, Megan Davies*†, David K. Shay*, Amanda Balish*, Meg McCarron*, Lenee Blanton*, Lyn Finelli*, Francisco Averhoff*, Joseph Bresee*, Jeffrey Engel†, and Anthony Fiore*Table 3
Locations visited by schoolchildren when schools were closed, controlled for effect of family, Yancey County, North Carolina, 2006
| Location visited (N = 220) | No. (%) children |
|---|---|
| At least 1 public location | 195 (89) |
| Grocery stores | 97 (44) |
| Fast food restaurants | 77 (35) |
| Church services | 75 (34) |
| Mall | 42 (19) |
| Parties or sleepovers | 33 (15) |
| Outside Yancey County | 103 (47) |
