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"Officials...say the shots are taking longer to produce than they had hoped. The delay in vaccine production complicates efforts by state and local officials and health-care providers to schedule immunization clinics, because they don't know when shipments of doses will arrive. Officials know they are in a race against time: The delay comes as the new H1N1 flu has become widespread in 41 states." -- The Wall Street Journal |
Flu season is here, and we're offering a FREE service that will alert U.S. residents as soon as the H1N1 vaccine is available in their area.
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We need your help to spread the word!
If you use any or all of the following links to tell at least 10
of your friends and family about this site, we'll add you to our
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