> We don´t vaccinate young people against influenza either, because the risk is so low. We do. You might want to read up on why the seasonal influenza is a sea

> We don´t vaccinate young people against influenza either, because the risk is so low. We do. You might want to read up on why the seasonal influenza is a seasonal influenza and how it is different from a new, pandemic strain. There is a reason children are ill all the time - their immune systems are naive with respect to (almost) all strains of influenza. That's also the reason the 1918 flu killed predominantly young people - it is conjectured that their immune systems hadn't seen the new strain yet, while older people had.