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10/23/09
The county Department of Health offered a limited number of appointments for the H1N1 vaccine this morning and were all out within two hours, officials said. Find Us On Facebook
At 8:30 a.m., the Emergency Operations Center in Glen Burnie began taking phone calls and making appointments to provide nasal spray vaccination clinics for the H1N1, or swine flu. The clinics are being...
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This is not acceptable - 2009-10-23 21:45:20
With the resources that we have in this state and country, we should have all the vaccines we need. Our government uses so many of the resources that we taxpayers pay for on so many frivolous things, that when we really need and want something, we can't get it. Think of all the Billions we are spending overseas and on all kinds of other expenses. Why aren't we producing vaccines as fast as it can be done?? There is a likely possibility that someone in our community will die this year due to not being able to get vaccinated. Our political leaders have let us down. Anyone who wanted to be vaccinated should have already been able to be. Inexcusable.
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