County health department and pharmacies team up to provide shots to the public

Centers for Disease Control/Courtesy photo<br> Yavapai County Community Health Services Director Robert Resendes says mid-October is the “prime time” for healthy adults and children 6 months and older to get immunized because it takes two weeks for the body to develop the most potent load of antibodies to the current flu strain.

Centers for Disease Control/Courtesy photo<br> Yavapai County Community Health Services Director Robert Resendes says mid-October is the “prime time” for healthy adults and children 6 months and older to get immunized because it takes two weeks for the body to develop the most potent load of antibodies to the current flu strain.

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