What I was suggesting in my original posting is if one is vaccinated for one
of the
Type A strain of virus and what comes along is a very slightly different
strain of the
Type A virus, the immune system may think "I've seen this before" and not try
to
produce new antibodies until too late. This may only happen rarely and only
with the
devilish flu virus. I still consider it a possibility mainly based on the
results, which
was that the outbreak was much more severe on a very high percentage of those
were vaccinated.
Ralph L. Samson
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