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To: LindyBill who wrote (79449)	10/21/2004 10:43:02 PM
From: DMaA	Respond to of 793990

No shortage ( in some precincts ) of DC either: No Flu Vaccine Shortage at Capitol Hill's Doctor Urges Members to Get Shots By Charles Babington and David Brown Washington Post Staff Writers Wednesday, October 20, 2004; Page A01 While many Americans search in vain for flu shots, members and employees of Congress are able to obtain them quickly and at no charge from the Capitol's attending physician, who has urged all 535 lawmakers to get the vaccines even if they are young and healthy. The physician's office has dispensed nearly 2,000 flu shots this fall, and doses remained available yesterday. That is a steep drop from last year's 9,000 shots, a spokesman for attending physician John F. Eisold said, because many congressional employees have voluntarily abided by federal guidelines that call for this season's limited supply to go mainly to the elderly, the very young, pregnant women, long-term-care patients and people with chronic illnesses. washingtonpost.com BTW The State of MN is short 1.2 million doses.