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Geulanow
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 Mon, Jan 10 2022, 11:45 am
From the CDC website.
"In some seasons, protection against influenza A(H3N2) virus illness may have been lower for people vaccinated in the current season and the prior season compared with those who had only been vaccinated in the current season. This fits with findings on immune response to vaccination that suggest repeated influenza vaccination can weaken the immune response to vaccination and especially to the H3N2 vaccine component" sounds like repeated vaccines aren't useful. Wonder if this also applies to covid vaccines and why more people are getting it.
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