A possible flu vaccine shortage

August 2000

A possible flu vaccine shortage will affect your flu vaccine programs this fall.

Manufacturers are having a hard time growing one of the new strains in this year's vaccine. Shipments will be delayed about a month...and there will probably be less vaccine to go around.

The CDC has just come out with plans to make sure the patients at highest risk are first in line to get their shots.

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