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… to keep in mind that, given the present state of the science, the proven benefits of vaccinating a child to protect them against serious diseases far outweigh the hypothesized risk that vaccinations might cause autism,” Autism Speaks said in a statement. … Pandemic has not yet peaked, WHO experts advise. WASHINGTON, Feb. 23, 2010 (Reuters) — The pandemic of H1N1 swine flu has not yet peaked, a committee of experts advised the World Health Organization on Tuesday. …

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The Crow Wing County Board Tuesday approved a grant request of $57,749 to support H1N1 planning and response in case there is an additional wave of influenza or assure cold storage capacity for a possible future mass vaccination and communication needs with the new 800 megahertz radio system, a federal mandate that counties switch to an 800-megahertz radio system for emergency services by 2013.

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Board approves H1N1 planning grant (Brainerd Dispatch)

LOVELAND – Calling her a “visionary,” the McKee Medical Center Foundation on Tuesday honored Dr. Adrienne LeBailly, Larimer County Department of Health director, with the McKee Community Health Award for her handling of the H1N1 flu vaccine distribution here.

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County health chief honored for H1N1 response (The Fort Collins Coloradoan)

Inoculating children against flu protects more people of all ages in the larger community, probably because young people tend to spread viruses through physical play, Canadian researchers said on Tuesday.

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Canadian vaccination study proves ‘herd immunity’ (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

The Department of Health is offering two more free H1N1 flu vaccination clinic on Tuesday, March 9 and Tuesday, March 16, 2010 from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the Arlington Board of Health Office, 27 Maple St.

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Free H1N1 flu vaccination clinics March 9 and March 16 (The Arlington Advocate)

The Fargo Veterans Affairs Medical Center will offer H1N1 vaccination to eligible, enrolled veterans from 1 to 3 pm Tuesday in the third-flood auditorium…

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Fargo VA to sponsor H1N1 clinic Tuesday (The Fargo Forum) | H1N1 …

RICE – Benton County Public Health has scheduled a free H1N1 flu vaccination clinic Tuesday at Rice City Hall, 205 Main St. E, Rice.

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Benton plans free H1N1 vaccination clinic in Rice (St. Cloud Times)

Historian Ted Alexander ’s talk about “Franklin County and the Antietam Campaign,” postponed by the back-to-back snow storms earlier this month, will be held Tuesday, March 9. Two H1N1 vaccination clinics , snowed out earlier this month, have been rescheduled.

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Several events rescheduled, including Ted Alexander talk at Quincy Village and H1N1 vaccines (The Waynesboro Record Herald)

The Monroe County Department of Public Health wants to keep H1N1 in the minds of area residents. The department held another free vaccination clinic Tuesday at the Dome Center in Henrietta.

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Dome Center Hosts Free H1N1 Clinic (YNN Rochester)

The last seasonal flu and H1N1 vaccine clinic will be held on Tuesday, March 9.

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H1N1 (swine) flu update, Feb. 22 (Belmont Citizen-Herald)