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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1976

Page

5

Swine Flu Fear Grows After Missouri Case

State health officials report rising public concern after the first swine flu case since the vaccine program began. Phone inquiries surge while clinic rushes remain limited, with officials citing cold weather and prioritizing vaccine stocks.

Missouri Associated Press Larry Hardison Lisa Nodliff Rhode New York City

Publicity Worse Than Flu Declares Victim

Concordia Missouri lineman Larry Hardison recounts a swine flu illness that went undetected until recovery and says the publicity from media interviews has been harsher. He missed days at Continental Telephone Co. as reporters swarmed. authorities plan 1.23 million swine flu vaccine doses.

Concordia Larry Hardison Hardison The Continental Telephone Jerry Meyer

Factors Determine Flu Shots

The CDC outlines age and health based guidance for swine flu vaccines. Under 6 months receive none. healthy children 6 months to 3 years none. 3 to 17 years two shots. 6 months to 17 years two shots of bivalent vaccine. Healthy adults 18 to 24 one shot plus booster. 25 to 65 one shot. Those with chronic illness 18 to 24 two shots. 25 to 65 one shot of bivalent vaccine. over 65 one shot. Symptoms mirror common flu. lab tests confirm swine flu strain.

New York Center For Disease Control CDC

Health Chief Warns of Flu Danger in North Carolina

Raleigh AP reports Dr. J N head of the Communicable Disease Control Branch warns that only 13 to 14 percent of residents have received swine flu shots. He says a sudden outbreak could cause a full epidemic without higher vaccination.

Raleigh J.N

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