The Flu
Are adults who think that they have been injured after receiving trivalent influenza vaccines eligible to file claims with the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP)? Yes. Either a child or an adult who receives a trivalent influenza vaccine in the U.S. within the applicable time limits would be eligible to apply for compensation under the VICP. What is the trivalent influenza vaccine? Simply, it is "the Flu Shot". This influenza vaccine is given annually during the influenza season. It contains three vaccine virus strains which are thought most likely to cause disease outbreaks. There are two types of annual influenza vaccines routinely given to millions of individuals in the United States during the flu season. One is an inactivated (killed) virus vaccine administered using a syringe, while the other is a live, attenuated product administered in a nasal spray. |
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