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Photo : iStockphoto Le vaccin contre la grippe cette ann?e offre une protection de seulement 23 % chez les personnes de tous ?ges, en raison d'une mutation de la souche du virus, estiment les Centres de contr?le et de pr?vention des maladies (CDC) des ?tats-Unis.
L'efficacit? de ce vaccin a vari? de 10 % ? 60 %, selon les saisons, depuis les dix derni?res ann?es.
Les auteurs de cette ?tude soulignent que la protection r?duite du vaccin n?cessite de recourir pr?ventivement ? des antiviraux pour minimiser les sympt?mes chez les personnes qui ont un risque ?lev? de complications graves.
Le vaccin contre la grippe cette année offre une protection de seulement 23 % chez les personnes de tous âges, en raison d'une mutation de la souche du virus, estiment les Centres de contrôle et de prévention des maladies (CDC) des États-Unis.
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