H1N1 vaccine

Here are the most recent news and an update to my last H1N1 post. After all the announcements by Cyprus Minister of Health regarding the incoming H1N1 vaccine it is still not available however, it should be soon. In the last 10 days of November, they are expected to be administering it at the general hospitals around the island. To be prepared and able to get it as soon as it is available you will need...

A couple of weeks ago I wrote a post based on information I had from local reports and the Minister of Health regarding the incoming H1N1 vaccines...this is yet to happen as proposed. Vaccinations were supposed to begin October 15th, I have yet to hear of anyone who has been able to receive them. Now, with flu season upon us many feel worried with all the media hype and deaths. A school in Limassol...

Starting October 5, Cyprus gradually began receiving the H1N1 flu vaccine. Minister of Health Christos Patsalides announced that vaccinations will begin after October 15. At that time the European Pharmaceutical Organisation will give the final approval for the vaccine. The government estimated it will receive vaccines for 400,000 people covering 50% of the population in Cyprus. Patsalides said vaccines...

Starting October 5, Cyprus gradually began receiving the H1N1 flu vaccine. Minister of Health Christos Patsalides announced that vaccinations will begin after October 15. At that time the European Pharmaceutical Organisation will give the final approval for the vaccine. The government estimated it will receive vaccines for 400,000 people covering 50% of the population in Cyprus. Patsalides said...