JimO
Well-known member
Source: http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcon.../stories/110709dnmetvaccineout.28df46acc.html
Dallas County health department expects to run out of swine flu vaccine today
12:28 PM CST on Friday, November 6, 2009
By JEFFREY WEISS/ The Dallas Morning News
jweiss@dallasnews.com
The Dallas County health department expects to run out of its supply of 2009 H1N1 flu vaccine today.
This is the third day of the county?s first large-scale walk-in vaccination clinic for the swine flu. The county started the week with about 10,000 doses. Late this morning, more than 8,100 had been used.
The clinic is aimed at uninsured Dallas County residents who fit into the groups considered at highest risk of getting very ill with the H1N1 flu.
County officials do not know exactly when they will get more vaccine, although Texas health officials said this week that all county health departments will be getting significantly more vaccine in the near future.
Also today, Dallas County confirmed its 16th H1N1-related death. A 23-year-old Dallas County man who died in early October was infected with H1N1. The man had underlying medical conditions, the heath department said. No other details were released.
Dallas County health department expects to run out of swine flu vaccine today
12:28 PM CST on Friday, November 6, 2009
By JEFFREY WEISS/ The Dallas Morning News
jweiss@dallasnews.com
The Dallas County health department expects to run out of its supply of 2009 H1N1 flu vaccine today.
This is the third day of the county?s first large-scale walk-in vaccination clinic for the swine flu. The county started the week with about 10,000 doses. Late this morning, more than 8,100 had been used.
The clinic is aimed at uninsured Dallas County residents who fit into the groups considered at highest risk of getting very ill with the H1N1 flu.
County officials do not know exactly when they will get more vaccine, although Texas health officials said this week that all county health departments will be getting significantly more vaccine in the near future.
Also today, Dallas County confirmed its 16th H1N1-related death. A 23-year-old Dallas County man who died in early October was infected with H1N1. The man had underlying medical conditions, the heath department said. No other details were released.