Holy Rosary kindergarten student Drew Sommer receives an H1N1 flumist dose from Lu Ann Bumgarner, nurse from the Warren County Health Department, on Tuesday, Nov. 10 Out of 106 students the doses …
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Holy Rosary kindergarten student Drew Sommer receives an H1N1 flumist dose from Lu Ann Bumgarner, nurse from the Warren County Health Department, on Tuesday, Nov. 10 Out of 106 students the doses were available for, 49 received the vaccines either in a flumist or shot form depending on medical history. The health department will be hosting an H1N1 clinic for county residents on Thursday, Dec. 3, from 1-3 p.m. and 5-7 p.m.
