>>Since this is based on "search activity", all this proves is that North Americans are more hysterical ...
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>>>http://www.google.org/flutrends/intl/en_us/
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>Hi Grady and everyone,
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>I received this e-mail from my kids school:
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>As you know, our building has been designated as a clinic by the North Shore Health Department for dispensing H1N1 Vaccine. It will take place Sunday, November 8th from 10 AM – 2PM. Appointments are not necessary and there is no cost. There will be both flu nasal mist and injectable available.
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>More information about H1N1 flu is available on the following web sites:
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>http://pandemic.wi.gov/
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>http://www.cdc.gov/
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>http://www.who.int/topics/influenza/en/
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>1. So, does it make sense to vaccinate?
>2. If yes, which type of vaccine should I chose for my kids (age almost 6 and 10).
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>Thanks.

Wow, we don't have the vaccine here yet. We had it for a few days at the health department but they ran out almost immediately. It is up to you. I have watched a lot of shows on it and it is a tough call. Only you can decide. If it were me and I had to decide for my daughter - I would choose the nasal spray. It probably doesn't really matter which one though. I know that the H1N1 is hitting kids worse than senior citizens because senior citizens seem to have some built in immunity, but younger kids do not.