Tobacco Egg 1 month 6 months Speed from outbreak to vaccine production: Cost to produce 50 million flu vaccinos: $36 million $400 million Allergy risks: Minimal Individuals with egg allergies cannot receive the vaccine Not yet approved by the Food and Drug Adminis- tration Availability: Approved and currently the most widely used technology to produce flu vaccines
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