King County Public Health will conduct four free H1N1 vaccine clinics on Saturday, Dec. 5 and Wednesday, Dec. 9, as a way to provide access to people at highest risk for H1N1 influenza (swine flu) who cannot afford to pay.

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Free H1N1 vaccine clinics for people at highest risk and who can’t afford to pay (Sammamish Reporter)

As a result of the steady increase of H1N1 vaccine shipments to Hamilton County, the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Health Department is now offering free H1N1 vaccine to anyone who wishes to receive the vaccine.

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Hamilton County Health Department Offers Free H1N1 Vaccines (The Chattanoogan)

A girl between the ages of 5 and 9 died from a confirmed case of swine flu, according to the Houston Health Department.

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Houston Child Dies from H1N1 (FOX 26 Houston)

Only 32 states are currently reporting widespread H1N1 flu activity in the United States, down from 48 states three weeks ago, federal health officials said Monday.

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CDC: Fewer states seeing widespread flu activity (CNN)

Although officials are hesitant to mark the beginning of October as the probable peak of the H1N1 flu virus in North Texas, they warn that seasonal flu is expected to return in time for the holidays.

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Officials warn of seasonal flu as H1N1 decreases (Cleburne Times-Review)

During the week of November 15-21, 2009, influenza activity decreased slightly in the United States as reported in FluView. Flu activity is widespread in 43 states. Nationally, visits to doctors for influenza-like-illness declined from last week, but are still higher than expected for this time of year

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New: Weekly FluView Map and Surveillance Report for Week Ending November 21, 2009

This document has been revised to include additional information about Medicare and Medicaid payments made for H1N1 vaccine administration in settings outside the provider office.

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Update: Questions and Answers on 2009 H1N1 Vaccine Financing

More than 6,500 H1N1 influenza vaccinations have been distributed to Shiawassee County residents.

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Health officials say flu vaccine supply is catching up (The Argus-Press)

As I prepared to roll up my sleeve for my H1N1 flu shot at Eastgate Center last Monday, the nurse looked at me with a puzzled expression.

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Kennedy: Adventures in flu shots stick with me (Chattanooga Times Free Press)

A slew of flu-themed apps are now available for iPhones and iPods, allowing people to find out where there’s an H1N1 outbreak in their state, when vaccines will be available nearby and how some of the afflicted are doing.

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There’s an app for H1N1 flu (USA Today)