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November 30, 2009 at 12:17 AM #488984November 30, 2009 at 1:42 PM #488216ScarlettParticipant
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NO H1N1 vaccine in the county.
I wanted to get the second shot/nasal spray for my child and couldn’t. Her pediatrician at Scripps doesn’t have it either. I guess we’ll have to wait.BTW, the patent that Baxter applied for in 2007 was a METHOD for making influenza vaccines for all kinds of serotypes/subtypes not just H1N1. It doesn’t mean much, it wasn’t the vaccine that they currently are using. I’d like to see when that patent was filed.
Now, it’s possible that somewhere in the trial process or thru some accident/negligence the virus recombined and escaped…
November 30, 2009 at 1:42 PM #488383ScarlettParticipantUpdate:
NO H1N1 vaccine in the county.
I wanted to get the second shot/nasal spray for my child and couldn’t. Her pediatrician at Scripps doesn’t have it either. I guess we’ll have to wait.BTW, the patent that Baxter applied for in 2007 was a METHOD for making influenza vaccines for all kinds of serotypes/subtypes not just H1N1. It doesn’t mean much, it wasn’t the vaccine that they currently are using. I’d like to see when that patent was filed.
Now, it’s possible that somewhere in the trial process or thru some accident/negligence the virus recombined and escaped…
November 30, 2009 at 1:42 PM #488765ScarlettParticipantUpdate:
NO H1N1 vaccine in the county.
I wanted to get the second shot/nasal spray for my child and couldn’t. Her pediatrician at Scripps doesn’t have it either. I guess we’ll have to wait.BTW, the patent that Baxter applied for in 2007 was a METHOD for making influenza vaccines for all kinds of serotypes/subtypes not just H1N1. It doesn’t mean much, it wasn’t the vaccine that they currently are using. I’d like to see when that patent was filed.
Now, it’s possible that somewhere in the trial process or thru some accident/negligence the virus recombined and escaped…
November 30, 2009 at 1:42 PM #488853ScarlettParticipantUpdate:
NO H1N1 vaccine in the county.
I wanted to get the second shot/nasal spray for my child and couldn’t. Her pediatrician at Scripps doesn’t have it either. I guess we’ll have to wait.BTW, the patent that Baxter applied for in 2007 was a METHOD for making influenza vaccines for all kinds of serotypes/subtypes not just H1N1. It doesn’t mean much, it wasn’t the vaccine that they currently are using. I’d like to see when that patent was filed.
Now, it’s possible that somewhere in the trial process or thru some accident/negligence the virus recombined and escaped…
November 30, 2009 at 1:42 PM #489084ScarlettParticipantUpdate:
NO H1N1 vaccine in the county.
I wanted to get the second shot/nasal spray for my child and couldn’t. Her pediatrician at Scripps doesn’t have it either. I guess we’ll have to wait.BTW, the patent that Baxter applied for in 2007 was a METHOD for making influenza vaccines for all kinds of serotypes/subtypes not just H1N1. It doesn’t mean much, it wasn’t the vaccine that they currently are using. I’d like to see when that patent was filed.
Now, it’s possible that somewhere in the trial process or thru some accident/negligence the virus recombined and escaped…
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