
North Carolina Immunization BranchThe N.C. Immunization Branch promotes public health through the identification and elimination of vaccine-preventable diseases like polio, hepatitis B, measles, chickenpox, whooping cough, rubella (German measles), and mumps. In 2001, the Branch incorporated an adult education component into the program to raise awareness of the agelessness of immunizations. Hot Topics
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News and EventsCongratulations to Dr. Kristina Simeonsson who was recognized by the CDC as North Carolina's Childhood Immunization Champion. Read more about Dr. Simeonsson and the award here. (April 21) May Vax Facts is Now Available. (May 1) First Reported Flu Fatality for 2011-12 Season (Feb. 20) Availability of Adult Vaccine Changes Memo (Dec. 15) Expansion in Availability and Coverage Criteria for State-Supplied Influenza Vaccine. Click here for more information. (Dec. 8) Upcoming Online NCIR Trainings:
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