“It wouldn’t replace the seasonalfluvaccine, ” saidDr.Robert Belshe, director of thecenter for vaccine developmentat Saint LouisUniversity. “Ithinkit wouldbe considered a supplement to it.”
Models predict the 2009 H1N1 flu will peak in October, with many cases being diagnosed in September, according to Dr. RobertBelshe, director of Saint Louis University's Center for Vaccine Development.