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Wake County government has not received or administered any doses of the recalled H1N1 vaccine. Details about recalled vaccine in the community are available here.
 Wake County will hold free H1N1 Flu Vaccine Clinics on Mondays and Wednesdays throughout the month of February, for all people more than 6 months old. Eastern Regional Center doing vaccinations by appointment only. View specific times and locations.
Influenza (flu) usually occurs during the winter months in our part of the world. The viruses that cause "seasonal flu" usually cause illness between November and April though this can vary from year to year. Seasonal flu viruses have not been the cause of flu illness in Wake County yet this year.
Receiving H1N1 Vaccine in Wake County
People in Wake County are encouraged to get their H1N1 vaccine from the normal medical care providers or local pharmacy. If the vaccine is not available at these locations, people should then attend a County H1N1 vaccination clinic.
Stay connected
WakeGOV.com/flu will be updated when Wake County receives more information. Vaccination and other H1N1 information specific to Wake County will updated on this site and also be sent via Twitter to anyone signed up to receive tweets from the ReadyWake Twitter account.
Related Links
More information about H1N1 and Seasonal Flu are also available from the following Web sites:
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