61.   The flu vaccine for next year will not be prepared until fall.

62.   The flu vaccine is important for children for several reasons, according to Pedro Piedra, pediatrician and associate professor of microbiology and immunology at Baylor.

63.   The flu vaccine, which must be received annually, and the one-time pneumococcal vaccine are free to those enrolled in Medicare.

64.   The flu vaccine, which is generally given in the late fall and early winter, is recommended for people in these high-risk groups.

65.   The less painful form of administration also could lead more healthy adults and children to take flu vaccines, Aviron said.

66.   The manufacturing problems have forced American Home to delay shipments of its flu vaccine.

67.   The NAS recommends some fairly pedestrian efforts, such as development of a multiyear flu vaccine aimed at kids.

68.   The participants were less responsive to flu vaccine.

69.   The plants manufactured a flu vaccine, several childhood vaccines, a drug used in eye surgery and a snakebite anti-venom product.

70.   The potential benefits of expanding the use of flu vaccine are great.