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WebMD Poll: More Acceptance of COVID Vaccine
A new poll from WebMD finds that acceptance of a COVID-19 vaccine is gradually growing, with 54.6% of readers saying they would get one in the first year. That number increased slightly from a WebMD poll released in July,
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The truth is that the bouncing ball of mortality projections has more to do with the inconsistent quality of the data from medical surveillance around the world.
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Since health officials started tracking it in 2003, effectiveness of the flu shot has varied from year to year, averaging at 40%.
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