H1N1 vaccination clinic schedule
held by Fond du Lac Public Health Nursing.
Updated February 1, 2010

New information shows that American Indians and Alaska Natives are 4 times more likely to die from 2009 H1N1 than the general population, according to a recent investigation of influenza-related deaths occurring in 12 states between April 15 and November 13, 2009. 

Link to the CDC Report mentioned above.

The H1N1 influenza is a serious disease, especially for children and young people. A vaccine is available which will prevent the H1N1 flu, or reduce the severity of the disease if you get the H1N1 flu. Please get this vaccination! 

The H1N1 vaccine is now available to people of all ages. More information about this serious flu can be found at www.mdhflu.com and www.cdc.gov. 

FDL RESERVATION VACCINE CLINICS WILL BE HELD AT: 

 Of course, the vaccine is available from your medical provider, too. Watch this site for additional H1N1 vaccine clinic times. 

For more information contact your medical provider or the PHN Department at (218) 878-2128.