Should we be vaccinated against h1n1?

Will the new vaccines be safe or will they be considered as dangerous as the ones for the 1976 swine flu?

As we remember cases of a rare condition called guillain-barre syndrome were connected with the vaccines in 1976.

Many people refused to have the shots after the media started reporting problems.

The new vaccines are being developed in several places, but Vanderbilt  flu experts claims they have a successful one almost ready to go public.

Does this mean the vaccination will be safe?

There are still many questions which  need to be answered.  If people do not feel secure  with the shots there are probably lots of good measured reasons why.  After all, 1976 was a disaster if a lot of ways.

Will history repeat itself?   Will  matters be better this time around?

Or are we wise not to have the shots?

Get more answers at Flu experts gear up for pandemic of vaccine worry

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