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New York City Health Law The New York City government
maintains an extensive website which details applicable codes and strategies relating to
vaccination.
- Search engine and homepage for the New York City Department of Health
web pages
- Dept of Health
on immunization requirements for NYC students
- Though the virus is transmitted through unprotected sexual intercourse, unsterilized
needles, and contact with contaminated blood products, the City doesn't exactly say why
the Hepatitis B vaccination
is required for your baby
- Send a message to (or ask a question of) Neal L. Cohen,
M.D.,
Commissioner Department of Health
- Information about City services,
City agencies, elected officials and City publications
- Search the entire New York City site
- Contact
the Mayor
- Bureau of Immunization
New York City Department of Health
2 Lafayette Street / 19th Floor
New York, NY 10007
For general information, dial: 212-676-2259
Immunization Hotline, dial: 1-800-325-CHILD
- Margaret A. Hamburg, M.D., Health Commissioner
New York City Health Department
125 Worth St.
New York, NY 10012
(212) 788-5261, Fax (212) 964-0472
Comptroller Alan Hevesi favors increasing rates of vaccination
compliance. Of interest:
No
Shots, No School: The Need for Better Immunization Follow-up in New York Public
Schools
The Failure Of The Board Of Education To Ensure The Immunization Of City
School Children
The New York City Immunization Registry is a database that
maintains the immunization records of New York City children age seven and younger
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