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Originally posted by Iwonder: ↑

Yes, and also from the article it states;

Persons with existing health problems, weakened immune systems and older adults are at higher risk of influenza. In 2017, persons who died from influenza had an average of 4.3 conditions listed on their death certificate, compared with 3.4 for overall deaths.The graph below presents the most common conditions certified as being a contributory factor to death for those who died of influenza in 2017. Dementia including Alzheimer's disease and chronic obstructive respiratory diseases were the most common certified conditions, present in approximately 25% and 20% of deaths of people who died from influenza respectively. Cancer, a disease known to severely weaken the immune system, was present in almost 10% of fatal influenza cases.

The most at risk are old frail Australians.

Why are young healthy Australians ostracised? I wonder.

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Iwonder,

Can’t agree with you more.

Insanity rules and logic has gone out the door.

But make no mistake................. this all being done to facilitate Big Pharma’s agenda.

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