Re: Vaccine Offer Draws Few Postal Workers / Union Head Objects to Anthrax Vaccine

[Guest guest]

I don't know if I should be mad at the writer or Wiggins himself for using

words like " proclaim " and " More of us need to take it. "

Do we have an address or phone number that we can write, call or fax as we

did with the NY postal union?

I think we ALL should do damage control on their damn PR and start hitting

ALL the postal unions, firefighters and emergency techs!

Anyone up for finding out the info?

Jane

[Guest guest]

Gee ..... does this mean that the testimony given with whole hearted support in

congress,

by the FDA and Senior DoD " experts " are based on inconclusive data????

What a novel concept to espouse ...... !!!!!!

jon rivera

" P. Koplan, director of the C.D.C., said that the scientific

understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of the treatment was too

sparse to be conclusive. In particular, the efficacy of the vaccines on

people who have been exposed and treated with antibiotics is not known. Those

who do agree to be vaccinated will be required to sign consent forms

absolving the government of liability should the treatment make them ill. "

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trempfer@... wrote:

> Vaccine Offer Draws Few Postal Workers

> Shots Available as Supplement to Drugs In Effort to Prevent Anthrax Outbreaks

> Washington Post Staff Writer

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> Friday, December 28, 2001; Page A06

> © 2001 The Washington Post Company

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> December 25, 2001

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> THE POSTAL WORKERS

> Union Head Objects to Anthrax Vaccine Program

> http://www.nytimes.com/2001/12/25/nyregion/25ANTH.html

> By BARBARA STEWART

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