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

Popularity: 6% [?]

• Pandemic Response Bill 2028: Is It Constitutional to Deny Basic Rights to the Sick? The Pandemic Response Bill 2028 is  shocking. It has not been passed yet by the Massachusetts state legislature but it is being considered. Here are some of its provisions.  Citizens may  be forced to receive vaccinations whether they want to be vaccinated or not. (Many people who remember the last Swine......
• Is It Time to Panic Over Swine Flu? Many people are telling us we should stop going about our daily activities because of the Swine Flu. Vice President Biden said in an interview this morning that we should not take the subway and shouldn't fly. Also a local school was closed here in Nashville yesterday because one student was diagnosed......
• 7 Secrets Of Super Centenarians Do you want to live to be 100 or beyond? Think it’s impossible? There are over 70,000 centenarians living in the U.S. today and their numbers are expected to grow to over 800,000 by the year 2050. What are the longevity secrets of these super centenarians and how can......
• Will You Get Alzheimer's?  67 out of every 1,000 older Americans have been diagnosed with some form of Alzheimer's. By 2050, more than 26 million people worldwide will be living with Alzheimer's disease.  Will you be one of them?What can you do now to slow the onset of Alzheimer's or possibly to avoid its devastating ......
• Super Stomach Bug Threatens the Elderly premarin vaginal cream A super stomach bug is threatening the elderly as well as hospital patients.  The bacterium bug, known as clostridium difficile, is estimated to have infected 350,000 people in the U.S. last year with 80 percent of the infections happening in health care facilities. It is a deadly......

• Health care workers nix flu shots The things they try to slip past you. We were catching up on our reading in the general press, in particular reading a piece in the New York Times about New York state requiring its health care workers to get both seasonal and swine flu vaccines, which has the unions......
• Flu Shots and the Small Business Entrepreneur Yes - "flu shots" and "entrepreneur" are related. Just stay with me for a short post and I will explain. I just returned from the second floor lobby of our office building where I (and many others who work in this building) received an H1N1 flu shot. Yes, the flu......
• National Flu Vaccination Week The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is regarding November 27 - December 2 as National Flu Vaccination Week to remind and encourage everyone to get flu vaccinations. The American Academy of Family Physicians is specifically observing November 27 Children's Flu Vaccination Day, reminding parents and guardians to have......
• Flu Shots I am a big fan of medicine, and instant gratification. If I have a stuffy nose I will use Afrin. If I have a bad cold and I can't sleep I will use Nyquil. If I have a headache than I will take an Advil....do you see the trend? My......
• Swine Flu Down Alerts Still Up The Center for Disease Control and Prevention are reporting that 1 in 6 people in America have been affected by the H1N1 virus, more commonly referred to as the Swine Flu this year alone. As of  mid-November, more than 50 million cases have been reported, leaving upwards of 200,000 people......