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If i need travel shots, can i go to local board of health?
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Yes: Most local health departments will provide vaccinations for travel for a small fee.
Answered 3/23/2012
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Perhaps: Some, but not all, county health departments provide clinics where you can receive travel vaccines, sometimes at subsidized prices. Best to do your homework in advance. www.cdc.gov/travel is a good, country based, resource. Alternatively, visit a travel medicine expert to discuss strategy and learn what you really need.
Answered 7/20/2012
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