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  1. Monroe County will sponsor 5 H1N1 clinics for high-risk persons ONLY on Saturday, November 21. Visit monroecounty.gov for details. 10:57 AM Nov 20th from web
  2. Monroe County will host 5 H1N1 clinics on Nov 19 & another 5 on Nov 21 for high-risk persons. Visit our website or call 753-5600 for info. 12:28 PM Nov 18th from web
  3. Monroe County will hold 10 public H1N1 clinics over a 2-day period (11/19 & 11/21). Check www.monroecounty.gov for details. 3:59 PM Nov 10th from web
  4. H1N1 vaccine will be administered in doctor's offices and in large public clinics. More details soon. 10:37 AM Sep 29th from web
  5. Health officials recommend getting your seasonal flu shot now, clearing the way for H1N1 vaccine which is expected in about a month. 10:36 AM Sep 29th from web
  6. H1N1 vaccine expected in mid-Oct. Pregnant women & caretakers of kids 6 mo. & under will likely be first group immunized. More details soon. 11:58 AM Sep 1st from web
  7. Health officials are still awaiting details of when H1N1 vaccine will be available. Mid to late October is the current thinking. 10:09 AM Aug 25th from web
  8. Protect yourself from West Nile Virus by avoiding mosquitoes. Cover skin & use insect repellent w DEET. Wash skin once inside for evening. 10:29 AM Aug 4th from web
  9. For more information on West Nile virus, visit http://tiny.cc/gAnUh 12:43 PM Jul 21st from web
  10. Monroe County health officials have been informed by the NYS Health Department that a Monroe County resident has West Nile Virus (WNV). 12:40 PM Jul 21st from web
  11. A fox that bit two persons in Webster has tested positive for rabies. Both people are receiving preventive shots. 5:38 AM Jul 21st from web
  12. Flu activity has begun to taper. Health officials are planning for likely H1N1 vaccinations this Fall. 5:43 AM Jul 17th from web
  13. If you obtain drinking water from private wells it is important to have it tested regularly for contamination. http://tiny.cc/5jqlN . 6:10 AM Jul 2nd from web
  14. Summer Camp Msg - Parents, campers & camp staff should work together to keep all healthy. Those sick with a fever should not attend camp. 12:20 PM Jun 24th from web
  15. Persons with conditions like asmtha, diabetes and other chronic illness should call their doctor if they develop sore throat, cough & fever. 11:23 AM Jun 17th from web
  16. There is widespread flu activity in Monroe County. There are 19 confirmed cases of H1N1 flu, and likely many more unconfirmed cases. 11:23 AM Jun 17th from web
  17. Monroe County has 18 confirmed cases of H1N1 flu, and likely many more unconfirmed cases. Stay home for 1 week if you have flu symptoms. 6:43 AM Jun 16th from web
  18. Monroe County has 11 confirmed cases of H1N1 flu, and likely many more unconfirmed cases. Stay home for 1 week if you have flu symptoms. 7:21 AM Jun 12th from web
  19. Monroe County has 5 confirmed cases of H1N1 flu. People with respiratory symptoms and a fever of 100 or more should stay home for 1 week. 3:02 PM Jun 3rd from web
  20. Monroe County reported a case of H1N1 in an elementary school. The child fully recovered & is back in school. Officials expect more cases. 9:21 AM May 28th from web
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