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Now to the fight against the H1N1 flu. The CDC said today about 30 million doses of vaccine have been manufactured still far short of the 250 million expected to be produced. The virus is now widespread in nearly every state. But Dr. Jennifer Ashton has some encouraging news about the vaccine’s effectiveness for two of the most at risk groups.

 

As pregnant women continue to line up to get the H1N1 vaccine, government tests released today show how well it can protect them. 21 days after receiving a single dose of the vaccine, 92 % of pregnant women had adequate충분한 immunity면역 from H1N1. “This should be reassuring news to those women who already have received the vaccine and it is vital information for those pregnant women who have not yet been vaccinated.”

 

As for children, earlier clinical trials showed those under age 10 were not protected by just one shot. Today it was confirmed that they need two shots. In children age 6 months to 3 years, 100% had improved immunity after the second shot. In children ages 3 to 9, 94% had immunity after the second dose. Officials hope today’s results might comfort anxious parents. “The risk of not getting the vaccine is much greater than the risk of getting it and the benefit of the vaccine is clear.”

 

In addition to the unprecedented미증유의 safety monitoring of the H1N1 vaccine, the government has formed an additional committee of independent experts to look at safety data and that group had their first meeting today. Katie?

 

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Meanwhile, a scary few minutes today for the passengers and crew of a Delta Airlines jet that ran into some birds after taking off Phoenix and heading to Salt Lake City. The pilot of the MD 90 jet declared an emergency after one or more birds hit the plane tearing a piece of the aircraft loose벗겨진 just behind the cockpit. The plane returned safely to Phoenix. None of the 132 people onboard was hurt.  

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