Patients have "zero" interest in the "swine flu" jab, German doctors report

Patients have "zero" interest in the "swine flu" jab, German doctors report

Doctors in Germany are reporting patients are showing no interest in the "swine flu" jab, and special telephone hotlines for people worried about "swine flu" are quiet, according to reports in the media

Dr Kurt D. Reising, spokesperson of a regional doctor's assocation, said he has had "not a single interested person in [his] practise so far."

He said some patients had the expressed concerns that they were being used as guinea pigs in the swine flu vaccination campaign.

"No one wants to be the first," Reising said.

Doctors have been given packs with ten units of the untested and toxic swine flu jabs that have to be used up quickly once opened, but with so little interest much, if not all of the units in the packs, could go unused.