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Flu shots save money says Minnesota study
Healthy working adults who receive influenza vaccines miss fewer workdays and incur lower health care costs. The Minnesota team estimates direct savings of 46 to 60 dollars per person and indirect savings around 40 dollars from reduced absenteeism, with nationwide impact depending on season. The study appears in the New England Journal of Medicine and supports vaccination broadening beyond high risk groups.
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Minnesota
United States
Kristin Nichol
Minneapolis VA Medical Center
University of Minnesota
Nichol
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta
Diane Peterson
Minnesota Health Department
CDC
New England Journal of Medicine