She first injects a sample of "wild virus"-- in this case, H1N1 virus she got from the CDC, originally culled from a child who was infected in California this spring -- and then injects a sample of another flu strain that's known for its ability to rapidly multiply in eggs.

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When she was a young child, her stepfather had got the family involved with Scientology.

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Robinson took some of the Motrin she bought for her child after she got a headache, and she broke out in a rash.

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When John started preschool, Ms. Rudnicki says she got "deer-in-headlights looks" from other parents and teachers because her son was the only child with allergies.

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Imagine if your child were sick and the doctor said she needed treatment, and out of prudence you went and got a second opinion.

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