H1N1 vaccine MIA
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California health officials would like to get all “high risk” patients vaccinated for the H1N1 flu by December 31 but shortages of the vaccine will put that goal in serious jeopardy. At least 25 cities and county health agencies have received less than 45% of the vaccines they ordered. Is Los Angeles County facing shortages of the vaccine? Larry Mantle talks with Dr. Jonathan Fielding about the availability of H1N1 vaccine in the county.
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Jonathan Fielding, Director of Public Health and Health Officer, Los Angeles County Dept of Public Health
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Before anyone even think of getting the vaccine please watch this episode of 60 Minutes from 1976 that documents the exaggeration of the last Swine Flu scare and the horrors causes by the vaccine. In 2 parts-2nd part most reveling. Remember-this is a Class C drug that is NOT TESTED! The CDC, NIH, and FDA are revolving doors to big pharma. A conflict of interest that is actually illegal. Please arm yourselves with knowledge. Even public radio has been a mouthpiece for the profiteers.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFcnneAqnTM