>> ASIAONE / HEALTH / NEWS / STORY
Polyclinics to offer H1N1 jabs at $29 each
Thu, Oct 29, 2009
The Straits Times

by Judith Tan & Jessica Jaganathan

A SHOT of the H1N1 vaccine will cost $29 at the 18 polyclinics islandwide when it arrives in Singapore in about a week. And for now, it is available only to adults over 18, as it is still being tested on children.

SingHealth Polyclinics chief executive officer Tan Chee Beng said yesterday: 'At $29 nett at the polyclinics, the cost of the H1N1 vaccination is much lower than Tamiflu. It is a cost effective shield against H1N1.'


For more The Straits Times stories, click here.

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 
STORY INDEX
 
  Swaziland battles twin plagues of HIV, TB
   
 
  Treating babies in the womb
   
 
  Size matters when it comes to AIDS defense
   
 
  Curry kills cancer cells
   
 
  Smokers could go virtual to kick the habit: study
   
 
  Polyclinics to offer H1N1 jabs at $29 each
   
 
  Kids using anti-psychotic drugs gained weight
   
 
  Liver cancer: Early screening can save you
   
 
  Sex, alcohol, fat among world's big killers: WHO
   
 
  WHO experts helping Philippines contain deadly disease: UN
   
>> RELATED STORY
2 million people expected to contract A H1N1 flu in 2 months
US up to 55 million H1N1 flu vaccine doses short
China's Sinovac gets additional H1N1 vaccine order
EU agency urges two-dose H1N1 flu jab
US sees millions of H1N1 flu cases, over 1,000 deaths

Elsewhere in AsiaOne...

News: US orders for H1N1 shots will be met: Drugmaker

Travel: Temperature screening at S'pore checkpoints to be discontinued

Motoring: H1N1 patients don't need to pay for cab fare?

Business: Parkway's net profit jumps 42%

Multimedia: Stricter H1N1 measures in M'sia

 

We welcome contributions, comments and tips.
a1health@sph.com.sg