H1N1 Vaccine in 2 weeks for Singapore

The Health Minister announced today the first batch of H1N1 vaccine will arrive in 2 weeks, with the rest by Christmas.

20% – or 200,000 doses – will be reserved for ‘frontline staff’, while the remaining will be released to GPs.

What is left to see is MOH’s update on the safety profile of this pandemic vaccine, and any other specific directions for its use.

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