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The current CDC vaccine deployment plan distributes vaccine units to states in direct proportion to the U.S. Census population of each state, regardless of progression of the flu wave in each state.
For the current swine flu wave, that means, if all goes well, vaccinations would be ready in the fall at least for those who need them the most such as doctors and at-risk kids.
During this A/H1N1v flu wave, children and young adults were identified as a particular risk group.
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Epidemiologists expected a peak about now, because flu waves typically last six to eight weeks.
And those misdirected vaccine units could prove quite beneficial in averting flu infections in other states whose flu waves have not yet peaked.
Such a plan can deliver vaccines to states whose flu waves have already come and gone, meaning that the vaccines in those states will be of no value.
That 8.3 percent was slightly higher than it was even in late November, when the flu's fall wave peaked, although the normal level for late fall is about 6 percent.
After that, "millions of doses" could be produced in time for the fall wave of swine flu.
I can't find much information about what wave this flu is on, but researchers are more concerned about this flu than many in the past.
"So we had the first wave of flu in the spring and the entire southern hemisphere went through their flu season and out of 6 billion people, 5,000 have died?
"We wouldn't anticipate a big epidemic wave of flu activity due to H1N1 this year.
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