State Department of Community Health officials say less than a third of Georgia's total allocation of 3.5 million total doses have been administered. That's 978,092 doses.
With only weeks left in a flu season that traditionally ends around late March, state and county health officials say they're faced with distributing a large amount of vaccine to a public that has largely lost interest in swine flu.
Lisa Crossman is director of clinical and prevention services at Cobb and Douglas Public Health. The Cobb/Douglas health agency has administered less than half of the doses intended for its own clinics and mass vaccination events. She says people just aren't interested.
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