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TORONTO A Brampton, Ont. , man is questioning why the nurse who gave his young daughter and almost a dozen other children double the recommended dose of the H1N1 flu vaccine is still giving out the swine flu shot. Full Article at CTV
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TORONTO A Brampton, Ont. , man is questioning why the nurse who gave his young daughter and almost a dozen other children double the recommended dose of the H1N1 flu vaccine is still giving out the swine flu shot. Full Article at CTV
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TORONTO A Brampton, Ont. , man is questioning why the nurse who gave his young daughter and almost a dozen other children double the recommended dose of the H1N1 flu vaccine is still giving out the swine flu shot. Full Article at CTV
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A Brampton, Ont. , man is questioning why the nurse who gave his young daughter and almost a dozen other children double the recommended dose of the H1N1 flu vaccine is still giving out the swine flu shot. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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Health Home >> Healthcare in Canada >> Health news Provided by: Canadian Press Written by: Pat Hewitt, THE CANADIAN PRESS Nov. 8, 2009 Ted Hedrich said in an interview from his home in Brampton on Sunday that he was told that his three-and-a-half-... Full Article at Canoe
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We must assure that these potentially life-saving vaccines are available to all who truly need them
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Overall, we are pleased with the progress achieved to date, given the many challenges and uncertainties of the current pandemic. Not only did we complete our commitment to provide seasonal vaccine ahead of schedule, we are making every effort to make as much H1N1 vaccine available as quickly as possible
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