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after the clinic ranout of the vaccine.“[They]can't do thisto people,especially the elderly.It's crim-inal!\"a New York Times reporter over-heard 77-year-old John Gruen shouting.  \nwere denied the shot after the clinic ranout of the vaccine.“[They]can't do thisto people,especially the elderly.It's crim-inal!\"a New York Times reporter over-heard 77-year-old John Gruen shouting.  \nIn New Jersey,officials told of peoplein wheelchairs and others carting oxygentanks waiting for hours to get a shot.InCalifornia,two women collapsed on line.A third woman,who had spent hourswaiting,hit her head in a fall and died.  \nIn New Jersey,officials told of peoplein wheelchairs and others carting oxygentanks waiting for hours to get a shot.InCalifornia,two women collapsed on line.A third woman,who had spent hourswaiting,hit her head in a fall and died.  \nIn Aurora,Colo.,police reported that620 doses of the vaccine had been stolenfrom a pediatrician's office.Some pharmacies reported price gouging by distrib-utors.A pharmacist in Wichita,Kan.,forexample,told reporters that distributorsoffered to supply a vial of 10 shots of thevaccine for S600.The normal cost is S80.  \nIn Aurora,Colo.,police reported that620 doses of the vaccine had been stolenfrom a pediatrician's office.Some pharmacies reported price gouging by distrib-utors.A pharmacist in Wichita,Kan.,forexample,told reporters that distributorsoffered to supply a vial of 10 shots of thevaccine for S600.The normal cost is S80.  \n## Flu Shot Freak-Out\n\nFlu Shot Freak-Out  \nWhy all the frenzy for a flu shot?OnOctober 5,Chiron one of two flu vac-cine suppliers to the United Statesannounced that it would be unable to shipthe 48 million doses that it promised  \nWhy all the frenzy for a flu shot?OnOctober 5,Chiron one of two flu vac-cine suppliers to the United Statesannounced that it would be unable to shipthe 48 million doses that it promised  \nIn 1918,a vicious strain of flu swept through theworld—a flu so Vinulent that it killed more peoplethan did the guns of World WarI(1914-1918).Thedisease struck suddenly and violently,wiping outbabies in their cribs,old people in their beds,andyoung men and women in the prime of their lives.No one was safe.Everyone was terified.  \nExperts estimate that the worldwide death ollreached more than 20 milion.Some 1 billion peoplewereafflicted with the disease—half the world'stotal population.  \nBecause Spain was the first country to report on theflu outbreak,the scourge became known as the\"Spanish flu.\"(The Spanish,however,preferred tocall t the \"French flu.\")The disease was so rampantin Spain that 8 million people died in one month.  \nsuffering complications from the flu:people 65 and older,children 6 to23 months old,people with chronicillnesses,pregnant women,and health-care workers in contact with patients.  \nSome towns are getting creative.InBloomfield,N.J.,for example,there's aflu shot lottery for the 300 availabledoses there.Only high-risk patients areeligible.\"We are hoping the public seesthis as the most fair and equitable way todo this,\"Trevor Weigle,Bloomfield'shealth director,told reporters.  \nBernadette Harley got a flu shot in a pinch ata pharmacy in Baltimore.  \nNothing to Sneeze AtAccording to the CDC,the flu(short forinfluenza)can be a killer.It kills an aver-age of 36,000 people a year in the UnitedStates and puts about 200,000 in thehospital.Most of those people—about90 percent—are elderly.  \nbecause of problems at one of its plants.That's almost half the nation's expectedsupply.Last year,83.1 million doseswere distributed in the United States.  \nHealth and Human Services SecretaryTommy Thompson said that the govern-ment is scouring the world for suppliesand that an extra 2.6 million doses will beavailable in January.But with flu seasonbeginning this month,that may be too latefor many","cbCaiq2xHUGSLvrd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiq2xHUGSLvrd","pdf",3641155,15,"English","# Current Events\n## Flu Shot Fever\n## 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