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I'm not sure who "us" is for you, but Swedes are not vaccinated at an especially high rate. They're at about the EU average. 8-10% above the US average, 5-7% a
by rory 5y ago
I'm not sure who "us" is for you, but Swedes are not vaccinated at an especially high rate.
They're at about the EU average. 8-10% above the US average, 5-7% above California, but a few percent below New England, for example.
- jseban 5y agoWhy would you get vaccinated for something that you're not in a risk group for anyway, it doesn't make any sense. And even double vaccines and boosters. If you did this pre-covid the doctor would have diagnosed you a hypochondric
- ahahahahah 5y agoDo you know that it's very normal for people not in a risk group for the flu to not only get double vaccines but to actually get a new one every single year? OMG, doctor's must be going crazy with all the hypochondriacs doing that.
- kgwgk 5y agoIt may be very normal in the US but it’s not the case in Europe.
- jseban 5y agoNo I've never heard of anyone doing that, and I have never read anything about it or seen it in the media. The only thing I've ever heard is that elderly people over 70 has the option to take one dose of flu vaccine per year
- ghaff 5y agoAnd two of those New England states have among the highest case rates in the country right now (which isn't the same as death rates of course).