According to an article in The Week Staff, subsequent studies failed to replicate Wakefield's findings, and an investigation found that his study was an elaborate fraud with deliberately falsified data. ... In the same article in The Week Staff, "anti-vaccination group continues to believe that the MMR is responsible for autism despite countless studies that show no link between the two." ... People who choose to be unvaccinated are infecting infants under fifteen months who have not the received the vaccine, healthy people, and people with weakened immune systems. ... Furthermore...

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But the damage is not always permanent, and tissue heals within a couple of weeks. ... Influenza epidemics are most serious when they involve a new strain, against which most people around the world are not immune. ... The three major types generally produce similar symptoms but are completely unrelated antigenically, so that infection with one type confers no immunity against the others. ... Extreme fatigue can last for a few days or even a few weeks. ... It takes about two weeks after vaccination for antibodies to develop in the body and provide protection against influenza virus infection. ...

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Influenza viruses are type which can be carried in the air, and can remain for one week in normal temperature. ... The old H5N1 in 2004 were replaced with the new generation that is immune to the current vaccine at that time. ... It's a proof that virus always changing to upgrade its immunity and to create the better compatiblity. ...

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This goes against the popular idea that it actually helps boost your immune system to fight the Influenza disease. ... According to a study done on how effective the Influenza vaccine is, more than 117.8 Million doses of the influenza vaccine have been given out in just the week of October 17, 2014, when only 5%-20% of America gets the influenza vaccine each year (Puig-Barbera 3). ...

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