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side effect of immunization is a sore arm.
How will the vaccine be administered?
Although it was initially announced that the novel H1N1 vaccine would be administered in two doses, given approximately three to four weeks apart, it does look like that will change. Research is showing that for otherwise healthy adults, one dose will be recommended. It looks right now as if two doses may still be needed for children. CDC is still weighing the options. Details about how the vaccine will be given are not finalized. If you have questions, contact your family physician.
Should my children be vaccinated for novel H1N1?
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