People Who Got a Flu Vaccine 27 Percent More Likely To Get the Virus, Study Finds
‘No protective effect emerged at any point,’ the researchers say.
A new large-scale study conducted by the Cleveland Clinic on the effectiveness of the 2024–2025 influenza vaccine shows that those who took the shot had a 27 percent higher risk of infection compared to those who skipped the jab.
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