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DEPARTMENT

OF HEALTH & HUMAN

SERVICES Public

Health Service

Centers

for Disease Control

And

Prevention (CDC)

Atlanta, GA

30333

HHS to Offer Special

Webcast on H1N1 Flu

The U.S. Department of Health

and Human Services (HHS)

will host a Know What to Do about the Flu Webcast on Wednesday, January

6, 2010 from 1 – 2 p.m.

EST. Experts will answer your questions about school-based vaccination clinics

and children under age ten getting their second H1N1 vaccine. Participants

include the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, the director of the

Rhode Island Medical Reserve Corps, which helped vaccinate 73 percent of Rhode

Island’s children in school-based vaccination clinics and the andria City

Public Schools Health Services Coordinator who helped conduct successful

school-based vaccination clinics in andria, VA.

WHO: Dr. Anne Schuchat,

Director, National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, (CDC)

Tom Lawrence, NREMT-P, Director, Rhode Island

Medical Reserve Corps

Robin Wallin, RN, MSN, Health Services Coordinator,

andria City Public Schools

WHAT: Know What to Do

about the Flu Webcast on school based vaccination clinics and children

under age ten receiving their second H1N1 vaccine

WHEN: WEDNESDAY, January 6,

2010 at 1 – 2 p.m. EST

WHERE: Live on www.flu.gov/live

TO PARTICIPATE: Join the

discussion by sending questions in advance or during the Webcast to hhsstudio@...

For more information on steps

you can take to prevent the flu, visit www.flu.gov.

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