Taken from CVS Web site 12/29/2009:
CVS/pharmacy is actively working with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) as well as state health departments to participate as a provider of the H1N1 vaccine. All flu vaccination schedules are subject to vaccine availability. In the event of a vaccine shortage or distribution delay, we may limit the vaccine to those persons in designated priority groups, based on direction from the CDC.
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- Laurel Kenner is co-author of an acclaimed book on investing, “Practical Speculation” (Wiley & Sons, 2003) and founder of “Daily Speculations,” a forum for an international network of contributors attracted by her financial columns for Bloomberg News, thestreet.com and CNBC Money. With her former partner, Victor Niederhoffer, she has delivered guest lectures at Yale, Wharton, the London Business School and the University of Vienna’s Institute for Capital Market Research. Ms. Kenner has worked as a reporter at the Los Angeles bureau of the Associated Press (1987) and at Copley Los Angeles Newspapers (1988-1994), where she gained national attention and several awards for her coverage of the military space industry. From 1995 to 2000, she managed stock market coverage at the New York bureau of Bloomberg News. Born in California, Ms. Kenner studied piano with renowned teacher Aube Tzerko and performed professionally before shifting her focus to writing. She lives in New York City. Ms. Kenner plays chamber music and is co-founder of Kenner, Kinder & Liebhaber, a living-room concert series that welcomes children to classical performances.
1 comments:
I am sure that there is plenty of supply, but why not in New York City, the most populous city in the United States?
My points hold:
1) Government has no business as a supply middleman.
2) It's doing a lousy job.
Laurel
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