Foxtrot, I think it is one of perspective. The data I have looked at it is clear the Flu shot (or mist) works on the strains for which it is intended. However, there are some in the medical profession that have looked at the potential that having an antibody to one strain, in some cases, can depress the immune system response to a different strain. There does seem to be some traction to that. But since human subject testing is forbidden... Anyway, so if the shot is 30%, but you are more susceptible to catching the other 70%, math says it might not be the best idea. Now if they can get the shots up to 70% or greater, then it would make more sense to get the shot.



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