- H1N1 Influenza Information & Guidance
- Learn how you can prevent and minimize the effects of the H1N1 Influenza Virus at home and the workplace. Visit our H1N1 resources page to learn more.
Get tips and information on:
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- Every day steps to stay healthy
- Steps to take if you or someone in your family gets the flu
- Guidance for businesses, schools, colleges, pregnant women, and more
Influenza & Vaccine Locations & Information: Seasonal Flu | H1N1 Flu
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- Help Us Improve Pima County's Website (www.Pima.gov)
 - Pima County is looking to improve the organization and functionality of its website (www.Pima.gov). Please take a moment to give us feedback on how we can better serve you. Your responses will be used in the ongoing effort to improve our website. This survey will take approximately 3-4 minutes to complete. Thank you in advance for your participation.
Take online survey - http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/Pima_County_Website_Survey
*This survey will be available online until February 8, 2010.
- Tuberculosis (TB) Clinic Has Moved - Effective Monday January 25
(posted 1/07/10)
- The TB clinic is moving and will be operating in a new location starting on January 25, 2010. The last day of services at the current downtown location is January 13, 2010. Please read our information sheet outlining new hours, address, phone numbers and bus routes.
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- H1N1 Vaccination Recall Information (posted 12/15/09)
 - An H1N1 vaccine that was sent to a few providers in our area was found to be a slightly weaker formulation and has been recalled by the CDC. It was still strong enough to create immunity, and persons who received the vaccine have no reason to be concerned. This was a formulation of vaccine given to infants and toddlers, and all of these children should receive two doses of H1N1 vaccine as initially recommended.
There are no safety concerns to those who received the vaccine. If you have additional questions please call the Pima County Health Department at (520) 243-7800.
Additional information regarding the CDC recall and the vaccine can be found at the CDC website.
- Health Department Message: Get Your H1N1 Vaccination! (posted 12/09/09)
 - Press Release – The Pima County Health Department is asking everyone to take a moment and get their H1N1 flu vaccination. Open to all ages in our community, vaccine availability is such that anyone wishing to get the immunization can.
“With the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, it’s more important than ever for all of us to take a moment and get vaccinated against the H1N1 influenza,” said Michele McDonald, M.D., Chief Medical Officer for the Pima County Health Department. “We finally have enough vaccine in the community to immunize everyone who wants to protect themselves and their loved ones against this, at times, dangerous virus,” McDonald said. Read full press release | Vaccine Locations
- H1N1 vaccine is now available community-wide. (posted 12/08/09)
- H1N1 and seasonal flu vaccine information and availability can be found on the H1N1 Resources page or flu.gov. You can also call the Community Information and Referral flu hotline at 1-877-764-2670 for the location of a clinic near you.
For additional information about H1N1 vaccine at upcoming community school-based clinics, please call Maxim at 250-0932 or download the list of locations.
Pima County Health Department is offering H1N1 vaccinations to pregnant women and children 18 years old and younger at regularly scheduled immunization clinics.
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