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Traditionally, we've given influenza vaccines during a tight period of time in October and November of each year, mostly because we were trying to focus on high risk groups. As we've gradually expanded to wanting to immunize more and more people in the United States, we've also had to expand the time period when influenza vaccine has been available. And fortunately, the pharmaceutical companies that make these products have been able to make more and more of the products each year and have been able to get them into the market earlier and earlier.
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