The study, by researchers from the United Kingdom, looked at 78 706 patients aged 40 years or older from 379 family practices in England and Wales. Of the total, 16 012 had had a heart attack and 8472 of these patients had been vaccinated. The researchers found that influenza vaccination within the past year was associated with a significantly reduced rate of heart attack. However, pneumococcal vaccination showed no additional benefit.
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OK, so the sample size is not bad at least. I'm still not sure how they came to this conclusion though......Plus they claim pneumococcal vaccination shows no benefit, but on the same site another study claims "Pneumococcal vaccine associated with 50 percent lower risk of heart attacks" Source
It's all BS really.


