Article Analysis on Adequacy of Flu Vaccine
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Gardiner Harris (1) reported on October 25, 2005 that it is highly likely that there will be an adequate supply of flu vaccine in the United States this year despite the fact that there are some spot shortages. Some physicians and health clinics described by Harris (1) have indicated that they have limited supplies of flu vaccine available, but Health and Human Services Secretary Michael O. Leavitt and representatives of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) predict that as the flu season develops, these shortages will be largely eliminated. Harris (1-2) also reported that at this point in time, only eight states have reported flu cases with flu season expected to peak in January and February. The
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