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Originally posted by malek GSK is running at over capacity 24/7 for the last months to supply all these vaccines, it's not impossible that human errors happen... And Billions Jay? Really? 8$ a flu shot, I'll let you do the math.

8$ a flu shot, and many many more $ every hour to pay thousands of healthcare workers to administer the shots.

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Originally posted by House_Vixen Jay u r being ridiculous about this! i got the H1N1 shot a few weeks ago. I did get a small allergic reaction to the shot in the area where i got it. and now weeks later i feel fuckin fantastic! everyone else around me is sick or has gotten sick, but i haven't, and i think its because of the shot. i get sick very easily, and i haven't so far. i thank the H1N1 for that! plus all those hospitalized ppl number r not b/c they got the shot. if u look at the numbers of ppl hospitalized or died from the normal flu every year counts as those numbers. THOUSANDS of ppl apparently die from the normal flu every year, its got nothing to do with the vaccine. and i am first hand proof that there is nothing wrong with that shot.

ow this really hurt my head, thanks for helping my hangover

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Originally posted by DigiNut Hygiene, for one. More importantly, the Spanish flu was bird flu, not swine flu. The more recent bird flu is H5N1 but doesn't seem to be capable of human transmission; thus, it's deadly, unlike the swine flu, but not pandemic. Just as there's nothing to "stop" this strain from mutating into something with a higher mortality rate, there's nothing to "stop" the avian flu from mutating into something more contagious. Or to stop the swine flu from mutating into something less severe, for that matter; death tends to work against faster-acting viruses, such that milder strains are more likely to survive because they get passed on more, and subsequently build up an immunity in their hosts to the stronger strains. The question isn't really what's stopping it from mutating into a deadlier virus, the question is how likely is such a mutation to occur, and how easily would it be transmitted. Colds and seasonal flu mutate constantly but almost never become fatal on their own.

the point is that he's quick to make biased unsubstantiated claims like so many politicians he criticizes!

H1N1; believe the hype!
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Originally posted by Spam 8$ a flu shot, and many many more $ every hour to pay thousands of healthcare workers to administer the shots.

not really. Those health workers are paid either way. It's not like they hired new resources for this. Some might do some overtime but in the end it's nothing dramatic. I know in Quebec almost every nurse does overtime either way due to other reasons.

I got the shot on Wednesday night. Felt some muscle aches the next day and some fatigue. But that was it. I feel great now. Everyone in the family now got it. My baby daughter and preggo wife. They are fine too and haven't felt any side effects.

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Originally posted by malek preggo wife.

awww!! #2 on the way?

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Originally posted by FunkyCrew awww!! #2 on the way?

little boy. :-)

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