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    The banking outfits tried to raise that point on Thursday, Nov. 5. "It is important to understand that the [New York City] Department of Health decides in its sole discretion who receives H1N1 vaccines -- both the amount and timing ... Goldman Sachs, like other responsible employers, has requested vaccine and will supply it only to employees who qualify based on the requirements laid down by the CDC and Department of Health." In an e-mailed statement, Citi said: "Citi, like many other large New York City employers, has for many years partnered with the New York City Department of Health to act as a distribution site for flu vaccines through the company's existing health clinics. Full Article at KIVITV.com
    It is important to understand that the [New York City] Department of Health decides in its sole discretion who receives H1N1 vaccines -- both the amount and timing ... Goldman Sachs, like other responsible employers, has requested vaccine and will supply it only to employees who qualify based on the requirements laid down by the CDC and Department of Health.
    SOURCE: KIVITV.com 1 month ago
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Banks' H1N1 flu vaccines stir outrage
  1. Persons who are not included in one of the priority groups above are being asked to defer vaccination at this time ... Vaccine production capabilities are rapidly expanding, and when state and local health officials determine there is a sufficient quantity, this recommendation may change.
    SOURCE: KIVITV.com 1 month ago
  2. It's obscene that Wall Street bankers think they are entitled to private shipments of H1N1 vaccinations while health-care workers, pregnant women, and other at-risk Americans are either waiting in line for hours or getting turned away because of shortages
    SOURCE: KIVITV.com 1 month ago
  3. The immunization provider agrees to... administer the 2009 Influenza A (H1N1) monovalent vaccine according to the recommendations of CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices as adopted by the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
    SOURCE: KIVITV.com 1 month ago
  4. While many Missourians are still at risk, Wall Street bankers are at the head of the line for H1N1 vaccine
    Roy Blunt – Roy Blunt SOURCE: KIVITV.com 1 month ago
  5. In what world do Wall Street employees deserve to be vaccinated ahead of high-risk children, pregnant women, and health-care workers?
    SOURCE: KIVITV.com 1 month ago
  6. Unfortunately, for the thousands being turned away in clinics across America, the CDC has decided to prioritize the millionaires over the masses.
    SOURCE: KIVITV.com 1 month ago

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