Yes, folks, you're going to hardly believe it, but a theme is not to get dead: Of all something that will make dead, according to the press, U.S., namely the good old H1N1 swine influenza to us last season so few flu deaths has never brought as during the influenza season.
Thirty infected and two deaths, one of which is with chronic severe pre-existing conditions, Tagesschau.de equal worth a warning article by saying it expected the "increasing numbers in the coming weeks."
course, one should wash your hands when you come home, and just as natural one should get vaccinated.
... Once and for all for the record: In a normal flu season, when the seasonal viruses have spread to Europe, in Germany there are between five and ten thousand dead. These are mostly at risk. Elderly, people with immune deficiency and / or pre-existing conditions, people who are already weakened by other diseases, pregnant women, the more heavily loaded and thus are more vulnerable. Two dead are nothing.
In another article, Tagesschau.de not too good, a let experts have their say, reports of at least moderate on the subject. Although he will not go too soft to the WHO, and also with the hysterical media, have fueled the story only willing to panic, but at least it is contrary to the panic. Moderate.
And he calls for, to get vaccinated, not only against H1N1, but also against two other viruses already circulating, and are definitely aggressive.
So, again for the record: In general, vaccination is a good thing. Immunizing themselves against the threatening virus, but not necessarily against the half-dozen other diseases, the buzz around the same time in the winter and have an easy time.
general: vaccination against seasonal flu is right and good, IF you become one of the risk groups is one that I have mentioned above. Old people with weakened Immune system. Chronically ill. Pregnant women. And so on. But so is rather against seasonal flu, not so much against H1N1. But because the virus is relatively harmless, it does not hurt.
All other healthy people to survive should any flu infection in a few days of bed rest and two weeks following good conservation - even without vaccination. And then there are still Tamiflu ... The acts alleged. But oh well.
... Again at this point: I am not anti-immunization, but a Impfbefürworter. And I, the anti-immunization, battling against every little ingredient in the serum as vehemently as he is definitely deadly, do not understand and do not accept their opinion. It gets on my mind with your conspiracy theories Measles parties and the whining about heavy metals in the vaccine. The H1N1 hysteria you played the wrong concept.
My conclusion: Your risk is part of a group, let yourself be vaccinated. But the relatively harmless flu pigs should be able to even survive so well. Around one hundred forty dead in a season that would have at least five thousand should experience speak for it.
So, can not make hysterically when the stupid magazine with the four letters back swings open to the panic-train in the hope that Germany has completely forgotten after a year earlier, as it was then fucked.
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