Did you or someone you know get the nasal flu mist and still get the flu? CDC says 3% effective
I'm in Canada and I got vaccinated via needle, but my 2 kids got "FluMist" nasal flu injections. They are still recommending it here for kids 6 month to 9 years.
CDC is saying it's 3% effective in preventing the flu. Canada, the UK and Finland are saying it's effective at 60%.
Did you or anyone you know get the nasal spray in previous years and still get the flu? I know this is anecdotal at best, but I'm just curious.
CDC is saying it's 3% effective in preventing the flu. Canada, the UK and Finland are saying it's effective at 60%.
Did you or anyone you know get the nasal spray in previous years and still get the flu? I know this is anecdotal at best, but I'm just curious.
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It's true that th CDC is recommending flu shots only because the mist is performing poorly.0
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MissusMoon wrote: »It's true that th CDC is recommending flu shots only because the mist is performing poorly.
Thing is, that Europe and Canada studies are saying otherwise.
So confusing.0 -
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