Drake University’s Student Health Center also has been designated by the
Polk County Health Department as a distribution site for the H1N1 flu vaccine,
which is expected to be available sometime in October.
through the internal blueView portal when the supply of seasonal influenza vaccines has arrived. Officials at the center
encourage people to
consider getting the vaccine to decrease seasonal influenza, which is not the same as the H1N1 influenza.
Polk County Health Department as a distribution site for the H1N1 flu vaccine,
which is expected to be available sometime in October.
Drake officials are
communicating with the Polk County Health Department and are working closely
with the Iowa Department of Public Health. High risk populations will be given
priority to receive the vaccine. It is not known at this time how many doses of
the vaccine will be given to Drake Univers
through the internal blueView portal when the supply of seasonal influenza vaccines has arrived. Officials at the center
encourage people to
consider getting the vaccine to decrease seasonal influenza, which is not the same as the H1N1 influenza.
For more information about Drake’s plans to deal with H1N1 influenza, read a letter from Provost Michael J. Renner.