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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Thursday, January 7, 2016 | 20 Halton Region holds its final flu shot clinic Jan. 14 by Julia Lea Oakville Beaver Staff Health "Connected to your Community" It isn't too late to get the flu shot. With flu season well underway, Halton Region is reminding residents, who have yet to get their shot, to take advantage of its last flu clinic being held Jan. 14 from 4-8 p.m. in the Halton Regional Centre's Auditorium, 1151 Bronte Rd., Oakville. The clinic will offer several influenza vaccines, including a nasal spray for children ages two through 17 years. The nasal spray provides an alternative to the traditional Are you sick And tired of being sick And tired? Wellness and Corrective Care for All Ages · Early morning and late evening appointments · Special interest for caring for infants and children available. · Pregnancy care · Advanced computerized scans for spinal nerve stress · X-ray facilities on-site We've helped people suffering from: Low back and neck pain, headaches, fibromyalgia, digestive disorders, breathing problems, osteoarthritis, pinched nerves, sciatica, infertility, allergies, poor posture and more. O akville C hirOpraCtiC l ife C entre Dr. SEBASTIAN GUArNACCIA, DC, BSC (H.K.) T: 905-825-9529 · www.oakvillechiro.com 1500 Heritage Way, Unit 1, Oakville New Patients Welcome! Halton Region will host its final flu shot clinic of this season on Jan. 14 in Oakville. | Oakville Beaver file photo needle method. "With the completion of these clinics, Halton Region will have hosted 12 flu immunization clinics and piloted two appointment-based, family clinics to help meet the changing needs of our community," stated Halton Regional Chair Gary Carr in a press release. "Our flu immunization program is another example of how we partner with the community to achieve the best possible health and well-being for everyone," stated the regional chairman. The flu vaccine also continues to be available at many pharmacies, walk-in clinics and doctors' offices across Halton. Getting the flu immunization is the best way to protect oneself and prevent spreading the virus, according to Halton's Health Department. Other preventative measures include: cough and sneeze into your sleeve; wash hands with soap and water or use an alcohol-based hand rub, and stay home when sick. For more information, call 3-1-1 or visit www.halton.ca/flu. IN SUPPORT OF Ski and snowboard event benefitting the Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospita al. Ticket includes day access to slopes, lunch, games, races and much more! THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS VISIT WWW.OAKVILLEWINTERFEST.COM TO O REGIS REGISTER