Lancaster Eagle Gazette logo Lancaster Eagle Gazette 2 weeks ago

600 vaccinated at H1N1 clinic

LANCASTER -- H1N1 flu is a triple threat to Julie Caplinger, who received a free vaccination Saturday morning at the River Valley Mall. Full Article at Lancaster Eagle Gazette

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  2. It will free up more time for our nurses and doctors who were trying to do double duty caring for patients and giving injections at the same time
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  3. It seems like we were hit the hardest today ... We've gotten low, but we're not having trouble restocking; I can order more today and have it in by tomorrow.
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  4. They said they don't foresee getting it any time soon, so when I read about this, I figured we better take advantage of it ... Washing your hands and using sanitizer, which we've been doing in our house, is the first defense. But is it enough? It's scary, and I don't want to take any chances.
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