OKLAHOMA CITY -- There's good news for anyone looking to get vaccinated for H1-N1. Tuesday Oklahoma health leaders announced all Oklahoman's are eligible to receive swine flu vaccines. Over the last several weeks, the vaccinations had been limited to high-risk groups like children and pregnant women.
While supplies of the vaccine remain limited, demand has finally begun to calm.
State health experts now recommend everyone get vaccinated for H1-N1, as well as seasonal flu.
"I am concerned because I hear people feel the risk is over or they're not in danger of exposure and that's just not the case," says Dr. Kristy Bradley.
Anyone looking for the vaccine can contact their family doctor or the county health department for more information.
While supplies of the vaccine remain limited, demand has finally begun to calm.
State health experts now recommend everyone get vaccinated for H1-N1, as well as seasonal flu.
"I am concerned because I hear people feel the risk is over or they're not in danger of exposure and that's just not the case," says Dr. Kristy Bradley.
Anyone looking for the vaccine can contact their family doctor or the county health department for more information.
