The Rhode Island Department of Health has announced a H1N1 vaccination clinic for students in out-of-state schools.

Health officials say about 35,000 students have received the swine flu vaccine.

Since Sept. 1, seven people in Rhode Island have died as a result of H1N1 flu.

More H1N1 flu vaccine is available for pregnant women, state health officials said Tuesday.

Health officials say it distributed a record number of seasonal flu vaccinations in October.

The 49-year-old woman had underlying illnesses, health officials say.

State health officials order the hospital to install video cameras in its operating rooms.

Health officials say they vaccinated almost 80 percent of the children in the first 10 schools to offer the vaccine.

For students to get the vaccine, parents must sign and return a consent form.

Barbara Morse Silva takes questions about Tamiflu, and school-based vaccine clinics.

A 12-year-old student has died after coming down with flulike symptoms, a Rhode Island school says.

The Department of Health says the second wave of the swine flu pandemic has arrived in Rhode Island.

Massachusetts health officials say a meat company has voluntarily recalled beef products after more than 20 school children and adults from Lincoln were sickened by E. coli.

The clinics are scheduled to begin Nov. 2 and run for six weeks.

Surgeons perform an operation on the wrong finger of a patient.