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Vermont Health Department says nasal flu vaccine ineffective
Vermont Health Department says nasal flu vaccine ineffectiveBURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) - The Vermont Health Department says nasal flu vaccine won't be available for use this year because it isn't as effective as a standard flu shot.Research shows a significant difference between the effectiveness of the standard flu shot and the nasal spray flu vaccine.During the 2015-16 flu season, the flu shot was 63 percent effective at preventing or reducing influenza-related illness in people ages 2 to 17.
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Nasal spray flu vaccine will no longer be available in United States
Nasal spray flu vaccine will no longer be available in United States
Nasal spray flu vaccines will not be available in the United States this flu season, after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released new recommendations.The CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices voted to not recommend its use.The nasal spray was offered to people ages 2 to 49 and accounted for fewer than 10 percent of all flu vaccinations.
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Protect yourself, others with flu vaccine
Protect yourself, others with flu vaccine
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Parents say getting regular injection flu vaccine will be tough
Parents say getting regular injection flu vaccine will be tough
As a mom of three and a nurse, Anna Harris knows all about kids with a fear of needles."They have anxiety before they even see the doctor and don't ever want to go to the doctor because they think they're going to have to get shots," Harris said.Harris, like many parents, avoided that battle by taking kids to get the flu mist vaccination each year instead.
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