> and needing boosters, Nothing wrong with needing boosters (eg you get one multiple years apart for MMR, you get one, what every decade with Tetanus?) , but e

> and needing boosters, Nothing wrong with needing boosters (eg you get one multiple years apart for MMR, you get one, what every decade with Tetanus?) , but every 6 months for only reduced risk of hospitalization is quite the stretch... And my understanding is flu vaccines give great protection of getting anything from very specific strains, and lesser effects to varyingly differences in those strains[1]. This "vaccine" doesn't give great protection to any strain, unless "protection" just means you still get covid, but not hospitalized. It's pretty disheartening to hear you essentially say that the professionals get to redefine words to benefit themselves to the detriment of the public... [1]: https://uabmedicine.org/-/flu-strains-explained-and-how-the-vaccine-works https://uabmedicine.org/-/flu-strains-explained-and-how-the-...