As it stated in sci-news
Researchers Take One Step Closer in Developing Universal Vaccine against Flu Viruses
Researchers Take One Step Closer in Developing Universal Vaccine against Flu Viruses
A research team led by McMaster University scientist Matthew Miller has taken one step closer to developing an effective, 'one-punch' flu vaccine.While flu shots remain the best way to protect against the virus, how well a flu vaccine works each year depends on the health and age of the person being vaccinated, the similarity between seasonal vaccine viruses and circulating viruses, and whether a live or inactivated vaccine was used.A universal flu vaccine, such as the one proposed by Dr. Miller and co-authors, could effectively prevent mismatches, since it would protect against all flu strains, and the occurrence of flu pandemics.
by the same token on bloomberg
A Quarter of Millennials Avoid the Flu Vaccine Because of the Cost
A Quarter of Millennials Avoid the Flu Vaccine Because of the Cost
In the time it has taken me to write this article, I have sneezed twice and blown my nose three times.I'm still recovering from the flu and am only at work because a doctor signed off that I'm no longer a contagious danger to colleagues.After spending a miserable week at home, I am positively pumped to get the flu shot.
in addition consumerreports
CDC to Pregnant Women: Get Your Flu Vaccine
CDC to Pregnant Women: Get Your Flu Vaccine
Four reasons why you should get the flu shot if you're expecting
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