Councillors taking shots to kick off flu immunization clinics

Posted Oct 22, 2013 07:17:20 AM.

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Waterloo Region Public Health kicks off its annual flu immunization campaign today.

First in line to get their shots: regional councillors, who will roll up their sleeves in the council chambers this morning at 8:30.

The idea is to highlight the need for everyone over the age of six months to get immunized.

Public Health vaccination clinics start on November 5th and dozens of local pharmacies will also offer the shots.

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