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Fake Flu Shots to Employees? Geez.
Posted on 10/28/2005 by feelin woozy
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Holy Crap.
http://www.cnn.com/2005/HEALTH/10/28/fake.flu.shots.ap/index.html
1000 Exxon Mobile employees were injected with fake flu shots at work. 1000! FAKE FLU SHOTS!!! The company who administered the shots was called "Comfort & Caring Home Health" of all things.
sotia(10/30/2005)
If distilled water hurts so much, I wonder if the employees complained or noticed a difference? It's awful there are people in this world that would do such a thing (and have the means to do such a thing).
 corporateSlave(10/30/2005)
Yeah. And imagine how many people have to be in on the scheme and stay mum to pull it off.
Sidvicous(10/31/2005)
Maybe they used orange juice in some...
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BPFH (10/29/2005)
Yeah, my pediatrician. Years after I last saw him, he was found to have been giving kids injections of distilled water instead of the vaccines that their parents had paid for. Needless to say, the state yanked his license in short order. I don't know if he ever got it back.
c - - (10/29/2005)
During medical assistant training the nurse trainer told the class that distilled water injections are extremely painful. The very old school still used it as a deterrent when bothered with return "hypochondriacs" Think back if a shot was more painful than all the others and you may have gotten a cocktail.
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