Winter is winding down, spring is around the corner, and news about the H1N1 flu virus has just about disappeared from the news. So after all the stories about vaccine shortages and fears of a pandemic, what was the final tally in Missouri?
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H1N1 Update for Dallas County from Health Literacy Missouri (Buffalo Reflex)
If you haven’t gotten your H1N1 flu shot, it’s probably time you think about heading to the doctor’s office.
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H1N1 flu starting third outbreak in East Tennessee (WVLT-TV Knoxville)
With indicators detecting that the H1N1 Swine Flu could see an increase locally, the Alachua County Health Department is encouraging residents to get vaccinated for free.
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Dont delay, get swine flu shots now, officials warn (The High Springs Herald)
The government’s plan to vaccinate people against the H1N1 virus is a bad idea since the virus, which caused a pandemic last year, is now ebbing and the number of fresh cases being reported every day is pretty near negligible.
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A shot too late (Business Standard India)
NEWINGTON — It’s not too late for people to get the H1N1 flu vaccine or the seasonal flu vaccine, but you might have trouble locating a clinic that still has the seasonal version, according to Paul Hutcheon, director of health for the Central Connecticut Health District.
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H1N1 vaccine still available in Newington (The New Britain Herald)
NORTH BAY — We’re asking the province to honour the commitment that they made to us City council is calling on the province to honour its commitment to provide full funding for costs associated with the H1N1 pandemic by reimbursing the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit for dollars that
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North Bay seeks swine flu shot in the arm from province (The Sudbury Star)
DALLAS – Flu activity is now classified as sporadic across Texas. While levels in North Texas are called “low,” health authorities warn we are not out of the woods, yet. With spring break approaching next week, the risk of a flu resurgence rises. Dallas County still has more than 10,000 swine flu doses available, but they will throw them out if no one uses them. Since the H1N1 flu first hit last …
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Trend may spur change in flu shot distribution (WFAA Dallas-Fort Worth)
City council is calling on the province to honour its commitment to provide full funding for costs associated with the H1N1 pandemic by reimbursing the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit for dollars that haven’t been repaid.
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City seeks swine flu shot in the arm from province (The North Bay Nugget)
Student Health Services encourages students to get the H1N1 vaccine before spring break.
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Risk of catching H1N1 increases during spring break (University Daily Kansan)