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Yadent, thank you for providing a well stated rationale on flu vaccine risk / benefits. Evidence indicates it's a racket, see sources below - WHO, CDC, Pharma shisters along with programmed unquestioning drone doctors have fooled the public into believing "how valuable it is to have your flu shot". They deliberately co-mingle pneumonia AND influenza mortality rate statistics to scare public with falsehood statements that: "flu kills 36,000 Americans each year". Here's the truth of it from The American Lung Association: "Pneumonia consistently accounts for the overwhelming majority of the combined pneumonia and influenza deaths. In 2013, 53,282 people died from pneumonia and 3,550 people died from influenza." http://www.lung.org/finding-cures/our-research/trend-reports/pi-trend-report.pdf Just follow the money... WHO scientists and advisors made MILLIONS of dollars pushing BILLIONS OF DOLLARS of ineffective flu vaccines worldwide: Swine Flu Pandemic: World Health Organization Scientists Linked to Vaccine Companies - ABC News http://abcnews.go.com/Health/SwineFlu/swine-flu-pandemic-world-health-organization-scientists-linked/story?id=10829940 Scientists who advised the World Health Organization on its influenza policies and recommendations—including the decision to proclaim the so-called swine flu a "level 6 pandemic" had close ties to companies that manufacture vaccines and antiviral medicines like Tamiflu, a fact that WHO did not publicly disclose. The links between the advisors and the companies that make money from vaccines and flu treatments were detailed in a report published online by the British medical journal BMJ, which investigated the advisors' role in WHO's policy. Evidence of Bias in Studies of Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness in ... https://academic.oup.com/jid/article/201/2/186/2192007 Although studies have shown influenza vaccines to be effective in preventing death in the elderly population, these findings may be the result of sel. ... to inform health plan members ⩾65 years old that they could be vaccinated conveniently and at no cost; vaccination campaigns began after the second week of October. Flu Vaccine Efficacy Slips From Prior Estimate, CDC Says - Medscape www.medscape.com/viewarticle/882075 Jun 23, 2017 ... The vaccine worked the best among children aged 6 months to 8 years, at 61%, and the least among individuals aged 18 to 49 years, at 19%. For people aged 65 years or older — a demographic group that's especially vulnerable to the flu — effectiveness stood at 25%. The CDC reported the efficacy rates ... Why flu vaccines so often fail | Science | AAAS www.sciencemag.org/news/2017/09/why-flu-vaccines-so-o... Sep 20, 2017 ... For many decades, researchers believed the flu vaccine offered solid protection if it was a good match to the circulating strains; studies from the 1940s through the 1960s routinely showed an efficacy of 70% to 90%. But those studies relied on a misleading methodology. Without a simple way to detect the ...