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Flu Vaccine Update

September 23, 2016 by Dr. John M Young

We have received our first shipment of influenza vaccine.  Unfortunately, there will be no FluMist available this year — due to concerns that it was not effective last year, the manufacturer has suspended production.


Visit the CDC website (CDC 2016-2017 Flu Season) to gain further information on why the FluMist is unavailable and how you can protect your child from the virus this flu season.


We will have our first influenza clinic on October 1st, 2016.  Please call the office to schedule a specific time to come to the office.  We will have more weekend days, during the month of October, but they have not yet been scheduled.  It is also possible to have influenza vaccination done on many office visits, including those for well checkups, injuries, and viral infections.

– Dr. Young

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Amarillo, Texas 79106
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