[oh8eleven]

the last three years consecutively, the vaccine available has turned out to be the wrong strain
I don't recall hearing that. Got a link or two?
BTW, do you understand the process where medical people determine what flu strain(s) is going to be the most prevalent to generate the vaccine?

[Navy Patriot]

BTW, do you understand the process where medical people determine what flu strain(s) is going to be the most prevalent to generate the vaccine?

I see you're not keeping up to date.

In fact, when the US government couldn't push the entire batch of flu vaccine they ordered produced, they then quietly ordered that vaccine provided the next year, instead of the usual process.

[steve86]

This year you had your choice of the trivalent or quadrivalent vaccines, both A & B subtypes.

[Don W]

http://flu.ca/will-the-2013-2014-flu-season-be-worse-than-last-year/?wpmp_switcher=mobile

http://americancountrymd.com/flu-vaccines-fail-the-eldery/

http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/96913.php

https://healthmasters.com/blog/truth-about-flu-shots-do-work

You asked, so there are a few. I work in a large hospital, and this information floats around, with little in the way of documentation available.

Yes, I am aware of how researchers get together and have a group guessing session.