Somerville holding two H1N1 clinics Boston Globe

03.12.09

��But we still have people who are interested in it who aren�t in the superiority groups, and we�re still in the position of saying to them, �Not you, not yet, but soon.���

Boston health workers are prepared to vaccinate 5,000 children and adults Saturday and 5,000 more Sunday. In Brookline, there will be 1,000 vaccinations aimed at the H1N1 virus and 1,000 more at seasonal flu, all delivered within three hours Sunday. And admitted health nurses in Somerville possess more than 1,000 doses of H1N1 vaccine to stick in arms and dispel up noses this week.

It marks the first time since swine flu vaccine began trickling into the state in October that most healthiness departments have had enough doses to establish big public forums to provide inoculations, although the vaccine is still being limited to those at greatest endanger of complications of the viral illness.

The state�s public health commissioner, John Auerbach, said that by at January, enough vaccine may have landed in Massachusetts to allow even broader distribution, about a month behind original projections because of in Britain artistry delays.

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