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Swine flu shots delayed for most

Wide availability expected in mid-Nov. Those at high risk get vaccine earlier

Vials of the vaccine for H1N1 were packaged before they were shipped at a plant in Swiftwater, Pa. Massachusetts is expected to receive 1.1 million doses by early November. Vials of the vaccine for H1N1 were packaged before they were shipped at a plant in Swiftwater, Pa. Massachusetts is expected to receive 1.1 million doses by early November. (Sanofi-Aventis)
By Stephen Smith
Globe Staff / October 1, 2009

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Vaccine against swine flu will not be widely available in Massachusetts until mid-November, the state’s public health commissioner warned yesterday, even as specialists fear that cases of the viral disease will increase markedly in coming weeks. (Full article: 944 words)

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