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Online Only - H1N1 vaccine: Why can't GP clinics get it too?
Letter from Phillip Kilpatrick
08:40 PM Nov 05, 2009
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MOH Singapore
Updated 05:22 PM November 06, 2009
MOH has invited all clinics to place orders for the vaccine through an appointed distributor. The H1N1 vaccines are available at Pandemic Preparedeness Clinics (PPCs) and polyclinics. Delivery to non-PPCs which ordered the vaccines will commence next Monday. For clinics that have yet to order the vaccines, they are welcome to do so.

Vaccination is entirely voluntary , although all healthcare workers are encouraged to be vaccinated so that they can protect themselves and maintain the essential services that they provide. We advise high-risk individuals to be vaccinated against H1N1, and should demand exceeds supply, priority will be given to these groups of people.

More information can be found at the MOH website : http://www.moh.gov.sg
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Timothy Tang
Updated 08:51 PM November 05, 2009
I heard the vaccine contains lots of mercury as a preservative. I am not going to take it.
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