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Vaccine for Swine Flu? It?s Coming to a Doctor Near You

By mbrickley

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According WebMD’s breaking news released today, H1N1 flu vaccines will be available in all states starting this week.

The vaccines for swine flu are prepared and administered the same way as regular seasonal flu shots, and upon testing have not shown to produce any unusual side effects.

The vaccine is not required for non-military U.S. citizens, but is highly recommended for women who are pregnant, children and the elderly, according to WebMD.

Any employees in the health care industry may also be required by their employer or by the state to receive the vaccine.

Full post as published by The Injury Blog on October 07, 2009 (boomark / email).

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