Test results of its swine flu vaccine suggest that children under 10 are likely to need two shots to be fully protected, vaccine maker Sanofi Pasteur said Wednesday. Federal officials said the news is not surprising, since this age group needs two doses of regular seasonal flu vaccine the very first time they ever are given a flu vaccine for full immunity to develop.The new Sanofi results back up what government tests are showing, said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. For younger children, the protection from one shot is "modest but not sufficient to allow for one dose to do the trick," he said.Sanofi is the only company licensed in the United States to make vaccine for children as young as 6 months old. The company tested two strengths of the vaccine, given as two shots 21 days apart. The vaccine was tested in 474 children ages 6 months through 9 years old....PS:More "official"and vaccine maker's propaganda...Besides I'm not sure the sample(people tested)is enough and relevant as to arrive to this conclusion that 2 doses are needed...but again,vaccs makers seem to make the rules...
Do the math:2 doses per child=more $$$$...more mercury and thimerosal per child too...
As in the days of Noah...
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