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ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- Health officials expect more than 3 million doses of H1N1 flu vaccine to be available in the first week of October.
"3.4 million doses of vaccines will be available," said Dr. Jay Butler, who heads the 2009 H1N1 Vaccine Task Force at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
"All of that vaccine is the inhalable vaccine," he said Friday.
That form of vaccine is marketed in the United States as FluMist and is approved only for healthy individuals between the ages of 2 and 49. Pregnant women are not allowed to get this type of vaccine because it contains a live virus.
Originally posted by LeTan
A live virus? What kind of virus? This sounds really disturbing, "Only healthy individuals between ages 2 and 49". I can't help but think this is something bigger than a vaccine.
Sounds crazy but all of a sudden, an idea came to my mind, human host. I have an open mind and don't jump to crazy ideas often, but this just screams something like that to me. Man oh man, I can't wait to see how this unfolds. I for one am not lining up for any vaccine.
Flu shots contain an "inactivated," or dead, virus.
Pregnant women are not allowed to get this type of vaccine because it contains a live virus
Originally posted by huntergatherer
leave BEER alone
Originally posted by Remixtup
Yes......LEAVE BEER ALONE!!!
Originally posted by LeTan
A live virus?