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Where Can I Get Vaccinated?


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Text the number 30644 with the words "NO FLU" followed by your zip code, and receive detailed information on a nearby H1N1 vaccine location.

On the Web
Follow the link below to a map, where you can enter your zip code and see nearby vaccination locations.

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1976 vs. 2009
See the difference in approach used in Public Service Announcements about swine flu from 1976 and 2009.

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Special Coverage: Swine Flu

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More Swine Flu Coverage From KQED Radio

The California Report | Monday, Apr 05, 2010, 8:50 AM

Keeping Swine Flu at Bay

The number of swine flu cases is on the rise again in the southeastern U.S. Here in California, H1N1 infection rates are at low levels, but public health officials are still pushing vaccinations to keep it that way. In Bakersfield, they're not just administering the shots in clinics, but taking them to local swap meets.



The California Report | Friday, Oct 30, 2009, 4:30 PM

County Health Directors and Vaccine Distribution

Throughout California, county health departments are dealing with anxious residents. The situation varies county by county, with some local officials complaining they're not being treated fairly by the state health department. First host Scott Shafer checks in with county health directors in Imperial, Santa Clara and Los Angeles counties, and then asks Dr. Mark Horton, director of the California Department of Public Health, about the discrepancies between counties.



The California Report | Friday, Oct 30, 2009, 4:30 PM

Swine Flu in California

On the continuum between calm and panic, most Californians are somewhere in the middle when it comes to swine flu. But there's no question that the shortage of H1N1 vaccine is ratcheting up the anxiety level and fueling demand for inoculations. So far the state has received about two million doses of the vaccine, and they're slowly trickling down to counties. On Thursday, San Francisco held its first public vaccine clinics throughout the city. By the time doors opened at 4 pm, nearly 1,700 people were lined up.



Forum | Wednesday, Oct 28, 2009, 9:30 AM

Flu Vaccine

San Francisco will begin vaccinating for H1N1 on Thursday. We discuss where vaccines will be available across the Bay Area, who most needs to be vaccinated and how to differentiate H1N1 from seasonal flu.



KQED News | Friday, Oct 02, 2009, 5:30 PM

Swine Flu Reality Check

The long-awaited first vaccinations against swine flu begin early next week in some parts of the country. Most states are aiming their first small batches at health care workers, hoping to keep them well enough to be on the job as cases of swine flu are rapidly increasing nationwide.



The California Report | Friday, Oct 02, 2009, 4:30 PM

Predicting Swine Flu

Vaccines for the 2009 H1N1 virus, or swine flu, start appearing next week in clinics and doctors' offices across the country. Health officials are recommending that the first doses go to the most vulnerable groups, including pregnant women. Ultimately, the Centers for Disease Control plans to vaccinate at least half the American population. It's a race against not just the spread of the swine flu virus, but also against its inevitable mutation.



Quest | Monday, Sep 21, 2009, 8:33 AM

Understanding Swine Flu

Two weeks from now, the first 3.5 million doses of swine flu vaccine will hit clinics across the country. The Centers for Disease Control will distribute 195 million doses nationwide. It's a race against not just the spread of the swine flu virus, but its inevitable mutation.