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10/26/09
More than 30 cases of H1N1, or swine flu, have been confirmed in Anne Arundel County. Currently, the county Health Department does not have any more appointments available to administer the vaccine. Find Us On Facebook
In the meantime, department officials have addressed some common questions and concerns about the illness: What should I do if I'm in a priority group and I can't get the vaccine? County residents should continue to check for up-to-date information on vaccine availability. Visit the Anne Arundel County Department of Health's Web site, www.aahealth.org, or call...
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Important Germ Prevention - 2009-10-26 22:03:55
My child came home from school saying they learned to cough/sneeze into their elbows with Germie Wormie, and I was totally taken aback. I always used my hands. But I went to the website, and now I get it, hands touch, elbows don't!! Kids can touch up to 300 surfaces in 1/2 an hour, and they hate to wash their hands. This is a simple thing that can make a huge difference. There is also an entertaining DVD that teaches kids how to do this and reinforces other important hygiene habits.
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