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Doctors Urge Flu Shots, No Nasal Spray for Kids

Federal health officials have recommended that doctors stop using FluMist, the nasal spray flu vaccine, because its been ineffective. That leaves some experts concerned that fewer children will get vaccinated, since it means getting a shot. (Sept. 6)
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Duration: 58s 
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Create Date: 9/6/2016 8:22:17 PM 
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