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H1N1 vaccination of children can require reasoning with concerned parents
American Medical News , 10/19/09

World authorities mobilized to arrange rapid manufacture and testing of a vaccine in the hope of preventing a public health disaster. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued priority immunization recommendations and arranged for distribution of vaccine through state and major metropolitan public health departments. According to the CDC, pregnant women, children – especially those with chronic illnesses – and health care workers should receive the first available doses of the vaccine.

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