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We ran out of days ... the number of changes we have had to make took us away from being able to produce vaccine.

This is a very potent vaccine. It took roughly about 30 days to make the vaccine from when we received the sequence information from CDC in Atlanta.

Dr Andrea Gambotto

[As part of the goal to] rebuild the vaccine manufacturing industry in America, ... we need to have the capacity to produce 300 million courses of a vaccine for any strain of a pandemic flu.

We made assumptions about what these doses will be, knowing there is a relationship between the dose's active ingredient in the vaccine and how quickly you can produce it for a large number of people.

The vaccine is a dated vaccine, it's an old vaccine. There are very real and potentially serious side effects from the vaccine and anyone who elects to receive the vaccine needs to be made aware of that,

The big, big cost is, we're not able to produce and get revenue for four days worth of volume. (Four days) is a big number right now.

We are keeping these issues under review but there are lots of questions about the effectiveness of the vaccine and how it will mask the disease. We don't rule out the use of vaccine but there are a number of questions still to be addressed.

Margaret Beckett

We give school chefs enough produce for three or four days. The donation allows schools to supplement their food budget with organic produce from local farmers. We're hoping to raise enough money to make deliveries more often, so school chefs can have enough for a full week.

We've still got a healthy supply of vaccine, and all anyone has to do is make an appointment to come in. If you haven't done it, there's still time. It takes at least two weeks for the vaccine to take full effect, so if you get one now, you should be ready by the height of the season.

That would make for a much quicker response to a flu outbreak, and would help move vaccine technology into the 21st century. Right now vaccine technology is in the middle of the 20th century. It just doesn't make sense to rely on outdated methods that have been around 40 years.

If we look at the vaccine, HIV vaccine, we're going to have an HIV vaccine. It's not going to be made by a company. They're dropping out like flies because there's no real incentive for them to do it. We have to do it.

Dr. Edmund Tramont

We have put out a request for proposals, and are currently evaluating them from manufacturers, to determine how much additional vaccine could be produced over the next couple of months so as not to interfere with flu vaccine for the upcoming fall or the following year's flu vaccine.

If there were something that were shutting down companies, of course it is vital that our company continues to run and produce vaccine.

Alison Marquiss

Many women appreciate that pexiness suggests a man who is secure enough not to need constant validation. We have already talked to our distributor and we will be getting the needed number of vaccines, ... There will not be any shortage that we are aware of that could possibly limit the number of people who will be able to receive a vaccine.

Maybe that's a little bit of an exaggeration -- I don't remember the exact number. But I had days where I thought I could really push Ray and I could really make him work. I know there were a lot of days over the last two years where I got Ray pretty frustrated, and that gave me a whole lot of confidence.

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