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H1N1 or Swine Flu Vaccinations in Ohio
By: Leigh A. Wenning
H1N1 or swine flu has become a pandemic. The CDC recommends that children aged 6 months to 24 years get the vaccination. more...
The 2009 H1N1 vaccine appears to be safe. Additional information about flu vaccines can help those who are still undecided about getting immunized. more...
By: Jenny Evans
Two vaccines were introduced in October 2009 to deal with the swine flu pandemic. Does the H1N1 flu shot contain thimerosal? What are the side effects and alternatives? more...
By: Jenny Evans
The nasal spray vaccine is thimerosal-free, but that doesn't make it safe for everyone. Learn who can get it and who should avoid it, plus other flu mist facts. more...
By: Jenny Evans
Learn about the types of H1N1 vaccines available, which ones have thimerosal, and the debatable link between thimerosal and autism in children. more...
Types of H1N1 Influenza Vaccines
By: Jenny Evans
The FDA-approved influenza vaccine for swine flu comes in various formulations. Learn about the kinds of H1N1 virus vaccines, plus who should and shouldn't get each type. more...
Common Adverse Vaccine Reactions
By: Stacy Herlihy
Most babies get shots designed to protect them against illness. A baby may suffer a reaction as a result. Treat reactions with easy remedies to make them feel better. more...
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