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News Item Posted by forumadmin - Last Updated: 2005-11-09

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) Encourages High Risk Individuals to Get Their Flu Vaccine Shots Early On.

A recent public health advisory by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) urges high-risk / vulnerable segment of Kansas population (infants, young children, seniors, and those with weakened or compromised immune systems) to consider getting a flu vaccine shot early on. It is still not late to get a flu shot -especially if you happen to fall into the aforementioned high risk group for Influenza /Flu this year.

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