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Can You Get the Flu From the Flu Vaccine
at 24:33
Answer
No, it's not possible. It’s a killed, dead virus, so it’s not possible. You cannot pass on the flu to someone if you have gotten the flu shot. Sometimes you can get a slight fever or have muscle aches.
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