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Employee Pharmacy offers workshop on 'Decreasing the Cost of Your Medications'
Participants can learn ways to lower the amount they pay at the pharmacy for the drugs they take by participating in the
"Decreasing the Cost of Your Medications" workshop. It will be presented by Dave Brackett, the Ambulatory Care Pharmacist
for the Auburn University Employee Pharmacy, on Thursday, Feb. 4 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the HRD Training Facility. This
session will discuss strategies for decreasing out-of-pocket cost of medications. To register in A-Train, go to the
Web site
or contact Pamela Rogers at pkr0001@auburn.edu or at 844-7363 for more information.
AU & Scale Back Alabama
Again, Auburn University will be participating for 10 weeks with hundreds of other organizations in a statewide eight-loss program called "Scale Back Alabama." The goal of the contest is to get each individual on a team to lose one pound per week for a total of 10 pounds during the contest. Individuals on teams who complete the 10-week contest and lose at least 10 pounds may be eligible for drawings of 50 statewide prizes of $100 each or grand prizes of $250 - $1,000.
To participate, come to the following locations during the week of January 25-29th:
- Student Activities Building, Room 204 1:00-5:00p.m.
- AUPCC Pharmacy 9:00 - Noon
- Auburn University Medical Clinic from 8:30-10:00
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H1N1 Vaccination Clinics
Auburn University is continuing to schedule H1N1 vaccination clinics. Vaccinations are being provided at no cost to students, employees and dependents. For details on upcoming clinics, please visit the AU H1N1 Influenza web page.
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Updated H1N1 Flu Information
Many faculty, staff and students have questions about the 2009 novel H1N1 flu virus and Auburn University's response. The Department of Public Safety and Security/Emergency Management has updated their
H1N1 flu information and
frequently asked questions to address these concerns.
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