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The calm face at the centre of Canada's immunization campaign
David Butler-Jones on the delays that have tripped up delivery of the H1N1 vaccine, and why the country's response program is a success
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Come back daily for answers to your questions from the Globe's public health reporter on the H1N1 virus. Today's question: Why aren't seniors a priority when it comes to vaccinations?
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The Globe's public health reporter answers your questions about children and swine flu
Adhocracy
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Canada's flu vaccine leftovers being sent overseas
Manufacturer exporting excess antigen, the vaccine's key component, because it's producing more of it than it can actively put into vials
B.C. strikes divisive tone on flu strategy
Debate over national immunization campaign comes as some clinics are forced to turn people away, and provinces are recasting their priority lists
State of conflusion
Flu fears eat into the buffet biz
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Lineups diminish as clinics enforce flu shot rules
Those who did not meet the eligibility requirements turned away at door of former Mount Pleasant Community Centre
State of conflusion
Ill this fall? Don't be a hero
Coming into the office with the chills or even a persistent sneeze has become a workplace faux pas
No business like flu business
It's a season of uncertainty, but sales are booming: Companies see an upside to the pandemic with surge in demand for face masks and sanitizers
Funeral
Swine flu 'wearing the face of our beautiful son'
Father's eulogy marvels at ‘the Evan effect,' the 13-year-old flu victim's capacity to touch the lives of others
Private-clinic patients jump the line for flu shot
Health agencies give clinics in Toronto and Vancouver access to vaccines amid shortage; Ontario vows review
Health officials caught off guard by demand for H1N1 shot
Ontario to double the number of flu clinics for high priority patients, as well as extend clinic hours this week
State of conflusion
Adjuvant worries dispelled by MDs
Amid confusion over the safety of adjuvants, the Canadian Paediatric Society has restated that vaccines with the immune-boosting substance don't pose any risks
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