8 Million Doses Against Pandemic Influenza to be Stocked Up

They don't give you the address to get some of this vaccine, which 'they' say would in the worst case scenario vaccinate only 4 million, but if you start working in public service you might get some. Washington Post reports that it may be possible to stretch the stuff out to cover 33% of the population. Are you one of those free market folks worried about rationing? Fear socialized medicine? Well get ready, then, because it's nightmare time.

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