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Free Flu Clinic at NEW Health on Saturday October 19, 2013

Posted on Author North End Waterfront HealthComments Off on Free Flu Clinic at NEW Health on Saturday October 19, 2013

flu shotNorth End Waterfront Health is offering a free flu clinic on Saturday, October 19 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Standard trivalent, latex-free vaccine provided by the Boston Public Health Commission will be used.

During these times, the flu shot will be free for everyone over the age of 18. Children under the age of 18 are not eligible to receive a free flu shot during the clinic on Saturday because children receive a more specialized dose of the vaccine. If your child needs a flu shot, please contact your pediatrician.

NEW Health is located at 332 Hanover St. For more information call our flu hotline at 617-643-8114.

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