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Swine flu kills county woman
Friday, October 02, 2009
By Bob Lowry
Times Staff Writer bob.lowry@htimes.com
Another in Jackson, Talladega man raise state's toll to 11

MONTGOMERY - A woman from Madison County and another from Jackson County are among three new deaths in Alabama attributed to the swine flu, the state Department of Public Health said Thursday.

The Madison County woman, described as being in her 50s, and the other two victims of the 2009 H1N1 influenza virus were not identified. The Jackson County woman was in her 70s, and a man from Talladega County was in his 60s.

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Posted: October 13 2009 at 5:58am

County students to get H1N1 consent forms

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

From staff reports

Huntsville Times

Next week, students in Madison County Schools could get consent forms to receive the H1N1 flu vaccine at their schools, Superintendent Terry Davis said Monday.

The shots likely would be administered later this month to students whose parents consent to the shots. Davis said he wants as many students as possible to be vaccinated for the H1N1 virus, also known as swine flu.

Davis and the board are expected to discuss vaccination plans in more detail this afternoon at 5:15. The board meets at the school district's central office at 1275 Jordan Road.

The planning will start Wednesday when school nurses will be trained to administer the vaccines, which will be provided by the county Health Department.

The H1N1 virus has killed 76 American children, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

http://www.al.com/news/huntsvilletimes/local.ssf?/base/news/1255425306222971.xml&coll=1

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Posted: October 19 2009 at 11:04am

City of Madison offering free flu shots Tuesday

By Yvonne T. Betowt

October 19, 2009, 11:31AM

Free flu shots Robin Conn -- The Huntsville Times Dr. Debra Williams of the Madison County Health Department gives a flu shot recently at the District 1 Madison County Commission office,MADISON, AL -- The City of Madison is holding a free flu shot clinic Tuesday, 1-4 p.m., at Madison City Hall on Hughes Road in the Council Chambers.

Regular influenza vaccine will be given free of charge to any citizen 6 months of age and older and are offered to anyone on a first-come, first-served basis. Bring your Medicare Part B card to assist state officials in obtaining reimbursement of vaccine cost.

This is not the H1N1 vaccination but Alabama Public Health Officials are recommending that all citizens have both the regular flu shot and the H1N1 flu shot. The H1N1 supplies are still expected to be available in late October.

http://blog.al.com/breaking/2009/10/post_51.html

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Posted: December 03 2009 at 3:39pm

County Schools Add More Clinics

Claire Aiello Web Content Manager

3:51 PM CST, December 3, 2009

Some Huntsville Students Vaccinated, Madison County Schools Add More Clinics

MADISON COUNTY, AL - Elementary students in some Huntsville city schools received the H1N1 vaccination Thursday, as workers with the Madison County Health Department visited nine schools. More will follow in the coming days. If your child brings home a permission slip, please sign and return it if you want your child to receive the vaccine.

On Thursday, students with signed consent forms received the vaccine at Lincoln County Elementary, Martin Luther King Elementary, Chapman Elementary, East Clinton Elementary, Rolling Hills Elementary, Lakewood Elementary, West Mastin Lake Elementary, Montview Elementary and Highlands Elementary.

More vaccinations will follow at other Huntsville elementary schools in the coming days.

Madison County Schools will also hold more vaccination clinics in the coming days. Students at Madison Cross Roads Elementary, Monrovia Elementary and Endeavor Elementary will have the opportunity to receive the vaccine on Tuesday, December 8. The following day, December 9, health workers will visit Madison County Elementary, Harvest Elementary and Legacy Elementary to administer the vaccines.
http://www.whnt.com/news/whnt-school-vaccinations-madison-county-120309,0,5435152.story

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Posted: January 27 2010 at 7:56am

County students set for last flu vaccines

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

By Steve Campbell

Times Staff Writer steve.campbell@htimes.com

Shots for some Madison students begin next week

Swine flu vaccinations at schools are almost complete for students in Madison County.

The county Health Department plans next Wednesday to provide H1N1 shots to all fourth-, fifth- and sixth-grade students who attend Madison schools. Any student in kindergarten through third grade who needs a shot can get one.

The Health Department visits all Madison elementary schools Feb. 9 to provide swine flu mist vaccines to K-3 students.

In Madison County Schools, the tentative shot schedule is Feb. 4 at Endeavor, Legacy, and Monrovia elementary schools; and Feb. 5 at Harvest, Hazel Green, Lynn Fanning, Madison Cross Roads, Mount Carmel, Riverton and Walnut Grove elementary schools. Students in grades 4 and 5 can get shots.

Also in county schools, the final mist vaccine schedule is Feb. 16 at Endeavor, Legacy and Monrovia elementary schools; Feb. 17 at Harvest, Hazel Green, Lynn Fanning, Madison Cross Roads, Mount Carmel, Riverton and Walnut Grove elementary schools; Feb. 18 at Madison County, Central and New Market elementary schools; and Feb. 19 at New Hope Elementary School.

Huntsville City Schools has not released a schedule for H1N1 vaccinations.

For K-3 students in Madison and the county receiving their first mist vaccine next month, the second and final dose must be obtained at the Health Department or another health care provider.

http://www.al.com/news/huntsvilletimes/local.ssf?/base/news/126458736537680.xml&coll=1

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	Swine flu kills county woman Friday, October 02, 2009 By Bob Lowry Times Staff Writer bob.lowry@htimes.com Another in Jackson, Talladega man raise state's toll to 11 MONTGOMERY - A woman from Madison County and another from Jackson County are among three new deaths in Alabama attributed to the swine flu, the state Department of Public Health said Thursday. The Madison County woman, described as being in her 50s, and the other two victims of the 2009 H1N1 influenza virus were not identified. The Jackson County woman was in her 70s, and a man from Talladega County was in his 60s. http://www.al.com/news/huntsvilletimes/local.ssf?/base/news/1254474987238690.xml&coll=1
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	County students to get H1N1 consent forms Tuesday, October 13, 2009 From staff reports Huntsville Times Next week, students in Madison County Schools could get consent forms to receive the H1N1 flu vaccine at their schools, Superintendent Terry Davis said Monday. The shots likely would be administered later this month to students whose parents consent to the shots. Davis said he wants as many students as possible to be vaccinated for the H1N1 virus, also known as swine flu. Davis and the board are expected to discuss vaccination plans in more detail this afternoon at 5:15. The board meets at the school district's central office at 1275 Jordan Road. The planning will start Wednesday when school nurses will be trained to administer the vaccines, which will be provided by the county Health Department. The H1N1 virus has killed 76 American children, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. http://www.al.com/news/huntsvilletimes/local.ssf?/base/news/1255425306222971.xml&coll=1
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mamamichele Forum Moderator Joined: June 16 2009 Online Status: Offline Posts: 3216	Posted: October 19 2009 at 11:04am
	City of Madison offering free flu shots Tuesday By Yvonne T. Betowt October 19, 2009, 11:31AM Robin Conn -- The Huntsville Times Dr. Debra Williams of the Madison County Health Department gives a flu shot recently at the District 1 Madison County Commission office,MADISON, AL -- The City of Madison is holding a free flu shot clinic Tuesday, 1-4 p.m., at Madison City Hall on Hughes Road in the Council Chambers. Regular influenza vaccine will be given free of charge to any citizen 6 months of age and older and are offered to anyone on a first-come, first-served basis. Bring your Medicare Part B card to assist state officials in obtaining reimbursement of vaccine cost. This is not the H1N1 vaccination but Alabama Public Health Officials are recommending that all citizens have both the regular flu shot and the H1N1 flu shot. The H1N1 supplies are still expected to be available in late October. http://blog.al.com/breaking/2009/10/post_51.html
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mamamichele Forum Moderator Joined: June 16 2009 Online Status: Offline Posts: 3216	Posted: December 03 2009 at 3:39pm
	County Schools Add More Clinics Claire Aiello Web Content Manager 3:51 PM CST, December 3, 2009 MADISON COUNTY, AL - Elementary students in some Huntsville city schools received the H1N1 vaccination Thursday, as workers with the Madison County Health Department visited nine schools. More will follow in the coming days. If your child brings home a permission slip, please sign and return it if you want your child to receive the vaccine. On Thursday, students with signed consent forms received the vaccine at Lincoln County Elementary, Martin Luther King Elementary, Chapman Elementary, East Clinton Elementary, Rolling Hills Elementary, Lakewood Elementary, West Mastin Lake Elementary, Montview Elementary and Highlands Elementary. More vaccinations will follow at other Huntsville elementary schools in the coming days. Madison County Schools will also hold more vaccination clinics in the coming days. Students at Madison Cross Roads Elementary, Monrovia Elementary and Endeavor Elementary will have the opportunity to receive the vaccine on Tuesday, December 8. The following day, December 9, health workers will visit Madison County Elementary, Harvest Elementary and Legacy Elementary to administer the vaccines. http://www.whnt.com/news/whnt-school-vaccinations-madison-county-120309,0,5435152.story
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	County students set for last flu vaccines Wednesday, January 27, 2010 By Steve Campbell Times Staff Writer steve.campbell@htimes.com Shots for some Madison students begin next week Swine flu vaccinations at schools are almost complete for students in Madison County. The county Health Department plans next Wednesday to provide H1N1 shots to all fourth-, fifth- and sixth-grade students who attend Madison schools. Any student in kindergarten through third grade who needs a shot can get one. The Health Department visits all Madison elementary schools Feb. 9 to provide swine flu mist vaccines to K-3 students. In Madison County Schools, the tentative shot schedule is Feb. 4 at Endeavor, Legacy, and Monrovia elementary schools; and Feb. 5 at Harvest, Hazel Green, Lynn Fanning, Madison Cross Roads, Mount Carmel, Riverton and Walnut Grove elementary schools. Students in grades 4 and 5 can get shots. Also in county schools, the final mist vaccine schedule is Feb. 16 at Endeavor, Legacy and Monrovia elementary schools; Feb. 17 at Harvest, Hazel Green, Lynn Fanning, Madison Cross Roads, Mount Carmel, Riverton and Walnut Grove elementary schools; Feb. 18 at Madison County, Central and New Market elementary schools; and Feb. 19 at New Hope Elementary School. Huntsville City Schools has not released a schedule for H1N1 vaccinations. For K-3 students in Madison and the county receiving their first mist vaccine next month, the second and final dose must be obtained at the Health Department or another health care provider. http://www.al.com/news/huntsvilletimes/local.ssf?/base/news/126458736537680.xml&coll=1
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