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vuguiia Lvpanmem of Health i \DH1 nurses and support staff arrived at the school with the largest single batch of the unexpectedly scarce vaccine the county has yet seen.
“As almost everyone is now aware, there’s a production and distribution delay,” said Dr Robert Dana Bradshaw, jnedical director of the’ VDH’s Rappahannock-Rapidan District, “We're waiting on the next shipment of vaccine to come in, so we can go through and finish up in Rappahannock.”
School Supenntendent Robert Chappell announced early this week that the elementary school Vaccinations went well and that the high school will have its turn, but on a date yet to be determined. His words reflected the equal parts relief and uncertainty felt within communities that are either getting or awaiting vaccinations 1 or, most likely, both'.
Widespread across Virginia, but not nearly as deadly as once feared, cases of the H1N1 flu are not being individually tracked by \T)H, in part because symptoms are so like those of everyday influenza. What’s being tracked closelv
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