Where to get a flu shot is big worry of season
New York Times, October 12, 2009
As a small fraction of the nasal spray version of the new swine flu vaccine began arriving at local health departments, plans for limited distribution were being formulated or revisited from earlier in the decade, when fears of an avian flu pandemic sparked a rush of emergency preparedness. But health officials are struggling to communicate information to the public and make the general population aware that the first doses were not being widely distributed, the New York Times reports.
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