That’s because it targets certain strains and because it’s those at greasiest risk of mortality. I get it but

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Feb 19, 2018
7:33:59am

SouthernBlueBlood All-American

That’s because it targets certain strains and because it’s those at greasiest risk of mortality. I get it but

I bet the numbers are sceewed versus general population. I didn’t look but I bet the difference wouldn’t be significant in 20-45 year range

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SouthernBlueBlood

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Getting a flu shot significantly reduces the likelihood of death

inertiaman

2/19/18 7:20am

What percent of children got the shot?

mikecito

2/19/18 7:26am

I'm guessing 15-20%

webster242

2/19/18 7:35am

But if a child gets the shot but still gets the flu, their expected mortality

Great38

2/19/18 7:29am

I didn’t don’t know that

SouthernBlueBlood

2/19/18 7:35am

It is for elderly. Study shows elderly less likely to have severe outcome from

supertux

2/19/18 7:50am

Sure. I just mean when you get the flu shot but you catch a different strain

Great38

2/19/18 9:24am

That’s because it targets certain strains and because it’s those at greasiest risk of mortality. I get it but

SouthernBlueBlood

2/19/18 7:33am

Which study are you referencing?

LCcoug

2/19/18 8:11am

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