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We know the government is behind on the supply of H1N1 vaccines. Given the limited supply, are our local health officials doing a good job on the delivery of vaccines? I am pregnant and has been calling my OB for weeks. But they have no vaccine. I saw the chaotic scene of people waiting to get vaccinated outside of public vaccination clinics. I heard that in some states, people from low-risks groups are accutually getting vaccinated ahead of some people from high-risk groups. How many percentage of pregnant women and children under 2, etc., have gotten vaccinated so far? Are our health officials doing enough to ensure an orderly and fair distribution of the vaccine?

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