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Province to Receive Expected Regular Vaccine Shipment of 20,000 Doses
(L-R) Deputy Chief Health Officer Dr. Lamont Sweet, Health Minister Doug Currie and Chief Health Officer Dr. Heather Morrison answer questions from the media at a regular update on the H1N1 Flu Virus situation.
November 20, 2009 - This week, the province will finally be receiving it’s regular vaccine shipment of 20,000 doses of H1N1 vaccine, which is its largest shipment to date.
“We are extremely pleased to be receiving this volume of H1N1 vaccine,” said Health Minister, Doug Currie. “More than 43,000 people in the province have been vaccinated, which is more than 31 per cent of our population. As a result of finally receiving our expected amount of vaccine, we will be able to immunize more Islanders which will ensure we are all better protected from this strain of influenza.” More ...
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