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COVID-19 vaccine Q&ARegional Newsfeatured To allay the concerns some people may have about receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, the following questions and answers are being printed following interviews with Dr. Akram Sadaka, director of Public Health with Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River; Dr. Patricia Bray, public health emergency officer for NAS Patuxent River and Dr. Meena Brewster, St. Mary’s County health officer.
From NAS Patuxent River Public Affairs
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Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River's Flu SHOTEXHospital Corpsman Matthew Price readies a flu vaccine at NAS Patuxent River Naval Health Clinic’s drive-through flu shot station for military members Dec. 4
Navy photos by Patrick Gordon
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Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River's Flu SHOTEXHospital Corpsmen assigned to Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River are hard at work as the “Drive-Through Flu Shot Crew.”
Chief Petty Officer Patrick Gordon
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Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River's Flu SHOTEXHospital Corpsman Michael Cavatino administers a flu vaccine at the drive-through flu shot station.
Chief Petty Officer Patrick Gordon
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Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River's Flu SHOTEXHospital Corpsman 2nd Class Yaasmeen Brown monitors the distribution of flu vaccines.
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Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River's Flu SHOTEXRegional Newsfeatured A big thanks to Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River and their “Drive-Through Flu Shot Crew” for their rolling Flu SHOTEX for military members Dec. 4.
From NAS Patuxent River Public Affairs
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Check off the flu shot from your 2020 to-do listRegional Newsfeatured With the world enmeshed in a global pandemic, getting this year’s seasonal flu shot may be more important than ever.
By Donna Cipolloni
NAS Patuxent River Public Affairs
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Navy updates guidance to combat COVID-19Regional NewsThe Navy issued COVID-19 Standardized Operational Guidance (SOG) Version 3.1 to combat the coronavirus pandemic with NAVADMIN 298/20 Nov. 4.
From Navy.mil
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Influenza vaccine update for Pax River clinic patientsRegional NewsNavy Medical Readiness Training Command (NMRTC) Patuxent River Clinics have received the influenza vaccine for ages 6 months to 35 months and, at this time, are able to administer the vaccine to this age range only. We are anticipating receipt of the annual influenza vaccine for ages three years and older sometime after late November, for prioritized distribution.
From NMRTC Patuxent River Public Affairs
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