Is Mitt Romney Count Dracula - Politico

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Is Mitt Romney Count Dracula Politico In the weeks before Election Day, there was a drumbeat of bad news for the incumbent: a rising death toll in Iraq, reminders of the Abu Ghraib prison scandal, a shortage of flu vaccine, high gasoline prices and three badly reviewed debate performances. and more »

CMO sets GPs a deadline to submit flu plans - GP online

CMO sets GPs a deadline to submit flu plans GP online By Stephen Robinson, 04 May 2012 England's CMO has set GPs a deadline to submit flu plans in a bid to improve flu vaccination coverage this winter following 'disappointing' uptake last season. The admission comes just weeks after the government was ... and more »

Airline reinstates free delivery of vaccines to Pacific - Saipan Tribune

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Airline reinstates free delivery of vaccines to Pacific Saipan Tribune The CNMI received this year's flu vaccine request of 330 doses last April 15. The US Pacific Islands Vaccine Program began in 2007 when the US Department of Defense realized it was destroying excess vaccine while the Pacific islands had a shortage. United Airlines reinstates free delivery of vaccines to MicronesiaRadio New Zealand International all 3 news articles »

SOCIETY NEWS IN BRIEF 21/5 - VietNamNet Bridge

SOCIETY NEWS IN BRIEF 21/5 VietNamNet Bridge One of the biggest obstacles to combating blue-ear pig disease is the shortage of vaccines, they said. The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has granted US$300000 to help Vietnam implement a project on fighting bird flu and ... and more »

Knicks links: Can New York stay alive vs. Miami Heat? - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com

The Star-Ledger - NJ.com

Knicks links: Can New York stay alive vs. Miami Heat? The Star-Ledger - NJ.com The Knicks will have no shortage of excuses if they lose tonight, Berman wrote: "If the Knicks don't pull off the big upset, they can have their pick of excuses, starting with Game 1 when center Tyson Chandler barely could function with the flu and ... and more »