16 Quotes by Lola Russell

Seventy (million), 75 million doses typically have been enough vaccine in years past.

Maybe our message of encouraging people to seek flu shots is getting through.

We don't expect a shortage. We have everyone producing their vaccine. We don't expect it, but we're monitoring it very closely. The overall picture looks very promising.

We do not have a supply problem. There have been some distribution issues.

We do not expect any shortages. As far as we know, there is equitable distribution across the country. We have not heard reports of anyone not having vaccine at all.

We don't know how many of the 86 million have been sold. We know that vaccine is available. Chiron said they had 1.3 million available to be sold.

We don't know as of yet why some of those who have received two doses (of vaccine) are contracting mumps.

We don't want to create the impression that if you don't get your flu shot today that you're going to be in trouble. People at high risk, along with people who are healthy, can continue to get vaccinated after Oct. 24.

We're very optimistic. We are monitoring it and keep up with supply issues.