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I haven't had my vaccines "updated" in years, until I've enlisted in the military a few months back, be it in the reserve, but still.

Me and my group got like 5-6 vaccines, dispersed over a 2-4 week period.

Nothing against covid but regulars like tetanus and ticks.

Makes me wonder what the trade-off's of those are.

That would be interesting know. I haven't seen anything that really talks about adult vaccinations other than Covid.

Edit: We did use flu vaccines as an example of selection bias in an econometrics course.

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