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Published 11/05/2009 by CFCN Plus


No serious side effects so far with H1N1 vaccine: WHO

Millions of doses of H1N1 vaccine have already been administered, and so far, no unusual side-effects have been seen, reports The World Health Organization.

Dr. Keiji Fukuda, the agency's top flu expert, told a press briefing Thursday that 20 countries have started to administer the pandemic vaccine. He...

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...flu shots. "We now have good evidence, based on many people receiving the vaccines, that we have no picture of unusual side-effects emerging" Fukuda said...
...Fukuda said. "So the picture right now looks quite good in terms of the safety." He said the agency...
...least one dose. "It is better to provide one dose to as many children as possible rather than two doses to fewer children" he said. The flu chief...

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