Volunteers needed for H1-N1 tactical rapid response team. Be part of a select team of trained flu fighters. With the fall destined to bring the H1-N1 virus to our doorstep, people like you can really make a difference in the well being of your loved ones, friends and community. Please call Dr. Ron Enders, today at the Lawrence County Health Department for more information. Or email at Ronald.enders@ky.gov.  The training will begin in early August 2009

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Staying Flu Free Requires Everyone's Help

From regular handwashing and covering your cough to staying home when you are sick- we are our own first and best line of defense against the spread of this virus.

Click on the  important links  to the right for all the  information that you need to stay healthy, learn about the flu, and see how efforts are being done to produce vaccine for the upcoming flu seasonxt.

ClClick here to access the Kentucky Health Alert Network. This site contains the latest information on  H1-N1 in the State.

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For comprehensive information covering all apsetcs of the Swine Flu click here on the Centers for Disese Control  (CDC) link

CFor Information of the global spread of the Swine Flu click here for the World Health Organization (WHO)

The Lawrence County Health Department is now offering H1N1 vaccinations to all Lawrence County Residents  ages  6 months and up.   Stop by for your free vaccinatiion today.  If you have any questions please call 606-638-4389