



Reports CNN:


The new vaccine also has no preservatives (such as thirmosal, which contains mercury), and It is designed to protect against the H1N1, H3N2, A strains and one B strain of the flu virus. So far, it's been found to be 44.6 percent effective against all strains of flu. The side effects include muscle aches, headache, fatigue and pain in the area the shot was given--all of which are pretty common with any flu shot.

So I'm curious! If you were against the other kind of flu shot, would you try FluBlok?

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