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Minnesota Health Commissioner to receive H1N1 flu shot
Mon, Jan 11th, 2010
Posted in State of Minnesota
Posted in State of Minnesota
Comments
What:
Dr. Sanne Magnan, Minnesota Commissioner of Health, will be vaccinated against 2009 H1N1 influenza. With ample supplies of vaccine now available, Dr. Magnan is strongly encouraging all Minnesotans to be vaccinated against the 2009 influenza strain. The event is part of National Influenza Vaccination Week, Jan. 10-16 and serves as the kick off for Minnesota's month-long Ban the Bug campaign in January.
When:
3 p.m., Tuesday, January 12
Where:
Library, second floor
St. Paul -- Ramsey County Public Health Center
555 Cedar St.
St. Paul, Minn. 55101
Who:
Dr. Sanne Magnan, Minnesota Commissioner of Health
Rob Fulton, director, St. Paul -- Ramsey County Department of Public Health
Note:
St. Paul -- Ramsey Public Health will be conducting its regularly scheduled public vaccination clinic Tuesday from 1-3:30 p.m. on the first floor of the building. Members of the media who wish to receive their H1N1 vaccination will be able to do so in the Library, following the Commissioner's remarks. St. Paul -- Ramsey staff will assist media who need to shoot B roll video at the clinic from 2:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Background:
While influenza activity in Minnesota has declined in recent weeks, there is still the potential for a third wave of illnesses to occur between now and late April, caused either by H1N1 or seasonal influenza viruses. At the same time, vaccine supply is increasing, presenting Minnesotans with a window of opportunity to protect themselves and others through vaccination. Commissioner Magnan wants to let Minnesotans know that now is a good time to get vaccinated and there is plenty of vaccine available for everyone.
Dr. Sanne Magnan, Minnesota Commissioner of Health, will be vaccinated against 2009 H1N1 influenza. With ample supplies of vaccine now available, Dr. Magnan is strongly encouraging all Minnesotans to be vaccinated against the 2009 influenza strain. The event is part of National Influenza Vaccination Week, Jan. 10-16 and serves as the kick off for Minnesota's month-long Ban the Bug campaign in January.
When:
3 p.m., Tuesday, January 12
Where:
Library, second floor
St. Paul -- Ramsey County Public Health Center
555 Cedar St.
St. Paul, Minn. 55101
Who:
Dr. Sanne Magnan, Minnesota Commissioner of Health
Rob Fulton, director, St. Paul -- Ramsey County Department of Public Health
Note:
St. Paul -- Ramsey Public Health will be conducting its regularly scheduled public vaccination clinic Tuesday from 1-3:30 p.m. on the first floor of the building. Members of the media who wish to receive their H1N1 vaccination will be able to do so in the Library, following the Commissioner's remarks. St. Paul -- Ramsey staff will assist media who need to shoot B roll video at the clinic from 2:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Background:
While influenza activity in Minnesota has declined in recent weeks, there is still the potential for a third wave of illnesses to occur between now and late April, caused either by H1N1 or seasonal influenza viruses. At the same time, vaccine supply is increasing, presenting Minnesotans with a window of opportunity to protect themselves and others through vaccination. Commissioner Magnan wants to let Minnesotans know that now is a good time to get vaccinated and there is plenty of vaccine available for everyone.