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  1. Dec. 16, 2009 - The H1N1 vaccine is no longer available at the Student Health Center. SHS is seeing only one or two cases of H1N1 daily. about 23 hours ago from web
  2. Dec. 7: H1N1 vaccine is available @ Student Health Center clinic, Mon. thru Fri., 9-11 a.m. Cost $12. Only one vaccine shot is required. 8:16 AM Dec 7th from web
  3. The next H1N1 vaccination clinic will be Wednesday, Dec, 2. To register, go to https://saweb.memphis.edu/events/h1n1shots 7:26 AM Nov 30th from web
  4. Next H1N1 vaccination clinic after Nov 18 will be Friday, Nov 20. You will get an email notification as to when you can begin registration. 7:51 AM Nov 17th from web
  5. Next H1N1 clinic is Wed, Nov. 18. Registration is open for everyone:students/staff/faculty (but not retired faculty). Monitor email for info 1:46 PM Nov 13th from web
  6. UofM has receive limited supply of H1N1 vaccine for priority groups/To register for Friday clinic:https://saweb.memphis.edu/events/h1n1shots 7:16 AM Nov 11th from web
  7. Don't use salicylates (aspirin) for fever during H1N1 infection. For list of salicylates-containing products go to blog: uofmshs.typepad.com 6:23 AM Nov 4th from web
  8. Nov. 2. UofM hasn't received a shipment of H1N1 vaccine! The # of cases for past few weeks has declined at clinic; now in the teens per day. 6:30 AM Nov 2nd from web
  9. Oct. 23 UofM hasn't received any H1N1 vaccine. We're not sure when we'll receive first supply that will be distributed to priority groups. 12:27 PM Oct 23rd from web
  10. If pregnant & wish to receive H1N1 vaccine from UofM, check with OB doctor, to get approval, even though CDC has approved it for pregnancy. 8:18 AM Oct 15th from web
  11. When H1N1 vaccine becomes available, it will be administered at the Life Blood Donor Center, 2nd floor of the University Book Store. 9:43 AM Oct 13th from web
  12. When H1N1 vaccine becomes available, will need to read a VIS form:http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/vaccination/slv/pdf/vis-h1n1-prelicensure.pdf 7:12 AM Oct 9th from web
  13. UofM will offer the injectable H1N1 vaccine when it becomes available/watch for an email notice on how to register, and the priority groups. 9:43 AM Oct 7th from web
  14. General Q & A on Thiomersal (a preservative present in some vaccines): http://bit.ly/16RATH 5:49 AM Oct 2nd from web
  15. World Health Organization doesn't recommend antiviral drugs for prophylaxis. For people exposed to infected person & are at a higher risk of 7:04 AM Sep 28th from web
  16. developing severe or complicated illness, close monitoring for symptoms followed by prompt early antiviral treatment should symptoms develop 7:04 AM Sep 28th from web
  17. From tests done by St. Jude Children's Research Hospital from specimens we have sent, they have confirmed UofM's ILIs are H1N1 (Swine) flu. 5:29 AM Sep 24th from web
  18. H1N1 (Swine) flu vaccination not available just yet. Information will be available soon, once UofM has received the vaccine. 5:45 AM Sep 23rd from web
  19. I was told I had ILI/H1N1 (swine) flu and was treated with Tamiflu or Relenza - do I still need to be vaccinated with H1N1 vaccine? Yes! 1:30 PM Sep 22nd from web
  20. Information for Patients and Parents of Patients with Asthma (CDC): http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/asthma.htm [Sept. 22] 5:48 AM Sep 22nd from web
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