What is the difference between Flu and Covid-19? COVID-19 and influenza (flu) are both infectious respiratory illnesses. Though the symptoms of these two diseases seem similar, they are caused by different viruses. While many people often compare COVID-19 to the flu, there are many differences between them. Have any studies been done to show if having the Flu vaccine makes you more susceptible  to getting Covid-19? Yes Journal of Clinical and Translational Science, Cleveland Clinic pulmonologist Dr. Joe Zein and colleagues found that the influenza vaccine did not increase one's susceptibility to COVID-19 nor worsen associated morbidity or mortality.
Previous flu vaccines may have made President Donald Trump susceptible to COVID-19
What is the difference between Flu and Covid-19? COVID-19 and influenza (flu) are both infectious respiratory illnesses. Though the symptoms of these two diseases seem similar, they are caused by different viruses. While many people often compare COVID-19 to the flu, there are many differences between them. Have any studies been done to show if having the Flu vaccine makes you more susceptible  to getting Covid-19? Yes Journal of Clinical and Translational Science, Cleveland Clinic pulmonologist Dr. Joe Zein and colleagues found that the influenza vaccine did not increase one's susceptibility to COVID-19 nor worsen associated morbidity or mortality.

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Previous flu vaccines may have made President Donald Trump susceptible to COVID-19
What is the difference between Flu and Covid-19? COVID-19 and influenza (flu) are both infectious respiratory illnesses. Though the symptoms of these two diseases seem similar, they are caused by different viruses. While many people often compare COVID-19 to the flu, there are many differences between them. Have any studies been done to show if having the Flu vaccine makes you more susceptible  to getting Covid-19? Yes Journal of Clinical and Translational Science, Cleveland Clinic pulmonologist Dr. Joe Zein and colleagues found that the influenza vaccine did not increase one's susceptibility to COVID-19 nor worsen associated morbidity or mortality.

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Previous flu vaccines may have made President Donald Trump susceptible to COVID-19
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