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Gripp and Prejudice: Nine Myths About Vaccinations that Russians Still Believe In.

Summary by Life.ru
The Russian Ministry of Health's main freelance epidemiologist, Roman Polibin, denied the popular myths of vaccination in his conversation with Life. There are still many persistent misconceptions around influenza vaccines. Most of them are caused by misinterpretation of the facts, so it is important to understand how influenza vaccination works, what it protects and what it should not be expected from.
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The Russian Ministry of Health's main freelance epidemiologist, Roman Polibin, denied the popular myths of vaccination in his conversation with Life. There are still many persistent misconceptions around influenza vaccines. Most of them are caused by misinterpretation of the facts, so it is important to understand how influenza vaccination works, what it protects and what it should not be expected from.

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Life.ru broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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