1.   Deborah Spak, a spokeswoman for Baxter, said that it could make tens of millions of vaccine doses in six to nine months.

2.   Most vaccine doses would be used in lesser developed countries, where AIDS may be rampant but money to pay for medications is scarce.

3.   Drug companies get just six months to make the vaccine doses, once scientists determine which strains are most likely to circulate during the coming winter.

4.   Monkeys given various vaccine doses will be exposed to potentially lethal anthrax doses.

5.   One vaccine dose is enough for most people.

6.   Some huge grocery chains received thousands of vaccine doses before manufacturers shipped them to many private doctors whose patients are so frail influenza could kill them.

7.   That way, doctors can carefully control the vaccine dose, Cubitt said.

8.   The government and the World Health Organization scramble to secure millions of vaccine doses to control the epidemic which is spreading to neighboring countries.

9.   The main side effects were low fever, irritability and decreased appetite within five days of the first vaccine doses.

10.   But some half million vaccine doses are needed to wipe out the epidemic and replenish emergency stocks.