1:53:29 I think I'm talking to him Monday or Tuesday for the special interview. Yeah, it's gonna be good um I have one more here this is a Let's see which one it was. Flu shot, oh guys let's catch up we might as well run the flu shot story we have to do that every year. Don't we have a... Close enough First death from this season's winter flu strain The victim was younger than age 65 which officials say is unusual Our South Bay reporter Jesse Gary in downtown San Jose tonight with more about this first case and also ways you can prevent being infected Jesse
1:54:10 Frank, health experts say between 5 and 20 percent of the U.S. population will become infected with the flu this winter as always to suggest getting a flu shot to prevent catching the flu and prevent the spread of it but weeks in the flu season we're finding only a small number of people have taken the biggest proactive step of getting that flu shot Soggy weather and street decorations signal the changing seasons. So does the appearance of this year's flu bug, and the push by health professionals to get people inoculated as this man did I think it's a important thing to do It's a scientific advancement that flu shots help Thursday Santa Clara County Health Department officials announced The first death due to the flu victim was a woman under the age of 65
1:55:01 Stop, stop. Uh-huh yeah, yeah two to three weeks. Dr. Ranjan Mishra says sneezing, sore throat fatigue are common symptoms in addition to getting a flu shot she advises everyone to wash their hands regularly or use hand sanitizer and if sick keep away from others to lessen the spread during a time of year when people are indoors or traveling even if you get the vaccine here not 100% protected from getting the flu And even if you do get the vaccine, you may get a different strand of the flu later on. So that's unfortunate but at least you're going to be protected from all the major strains
1:55:45 You can get the flu shots at county health offices, at pharmacies and urgent care centers. You can also check with your employer they may provide flu shots for free to employees recommended for anyone six months of age and older not recommended for pregnant women and anyone who's over 65. Six months? You stepped on the end. Not recommended for anyone who is 6 months pregnant or over 65 Do you remember the beginning of this thing and the other time I have to go through it? Yeah, yeah. No, get into that here then I'll play it again for people. First down from the seat... What now? You don't have too. I mean, I don't think you do
1:56:24 They say, oh it's a shocker that this woman died from the flu and she is not 65. Wait a minute if everybody is going to die from the flu who are over 65 why aren't they recommending the shot for them? It's interesting because there is a shot for over 65 which I've seen marketed specifically and it even promotes...I gotta find this..it even promotes that its filled with adjuvants Yeah, over 65 flu shot. And for people who are wondering we're not really a fan of this idea. Here, flu shots for seniors high dose! Yeah what you should know and do the- here we go CDC well screw that report
1:57:07 What you should know and do this flu season if you're 65 years or older. So, you're on the cusp here John It has been recognized for many years that people 65 years and older are a greater risk of serious complications from the flu compared with young healthy adults because human immune defenses become weaker with age Flu seasons can vary in severity during most seasons People 65 years and older bear the greatest burden of severe flu disease In recent years, for example it's estimated that between 71% and 85% of seasonal flu-related deaths have occurred in people 65 years and older. Between 54 percent 70 percent of seasonal flu related hospitalizations have occurred among that age group so influenza is often quite serious for people 65 and older." And it says right here get your flu shot! Actions to take this flu season? Get your flu shot but
1:57:59 Vaccination is especially important for people 65 years and older because they're at high risk from complications from the flu. So who's talking here? I'm phoenixed! The only reason that clip was played, it was for that reason What are we doing here what is this no no don't take it if you're 65 or older But it said the CDC who we trust in our government says It's important to take even a higher dose The adjuvanted flu vaccine, Fluad is made with MF59-Adjuvant. Mmm tasty hamburger helper! Which is designed to create a stronger immune response to vaccination Canadian observational study of 282 persons aged 65 years and older conducted during the 2011-12 flu season Fluad was 63% more effective What organization did this report? Sounds like bull crap Yeah it is
1:59:01 So what they're doing with, and somehow the news organization is a local news sub. I think it's KTVU. I think they just want to kill the old people. Well, they either want to kill the old people or they want to direct them back to the doctor that get their really expensive shots. Yeah, the one when you're describing? Yes, yes. Because you're going to say, I'm 65 year-old and they emphasize twice in that report about it's a shocker that the person who died was under 65 as if over 65 are dropping dead left and right. And then they...so, they put that in the report very clearly and like you were going to play at the beginning. It's right at the beginning. You know? Hold on a second. Let me listen to this again because there are couple of data points we've got here. You're hearing deconstruction in real time. So, the study that CDC referenced is from Candanavia and Candanavia only in past few years approved Fluad, the new influenza vaccine for seniors
2:00:00 So the question is, is this really a native ad? Let's listen again. First death from this season's winter flu strain The victim was younger than age 65 which officials say is unusual Our South Bay reporter just... What?! Unusual! No they actually say the exact opposite They say people over 65 happens much more frequently She's saying it was unusual. Did I misunderstand that? Yeah, what he said was she was younger than 65 which is unusual because... Which is the right message Because everyone over 65 is gonna die. Okay, let's listen again I'm thinking this is a native ad somehow we must have missed something first death from this season's winter flu strain The victim was younger than age 65 which officials say is unusual our South Bay reporter Jesse Gary is in downtown San Jose tonight with more about this first case and also ways that you can prevent being infected Jesse
2:00:59 Frank, health experts say between 5 and 20 percent of the U.S. population will become infected with the flu this winter as always they suggest getting a flu shot to prevent catching the flu and prevent the spread of it but weeks into flu season we're finding only a small number of people have taken the biggest proactive step of getting that flu shot. Thursday Santa Clara County Health Department officials announced the first death due to the flu. The victim was a woman under the age of 65. The individual... Yeah, let's move forward through that. Went back? Yes okay
2:01:38 A sore throat, fatigue are common symptoms. In addition to getting a flu shot she advises everyone to wash their hands regularly or use hand sanitizer and if sick keep away from others to lessen the spread during that time of year when people are indoors or traveling Even if you get the vaccine your not 100% protected from getting the flu And even if you do get the vaccine, you may get a different strand of the flu later on. That's basically the disclaimer? So that... I mean it is unfortunate but at least your going to be protected from all the major strains You can get the flu shots at county health offices, at pharmacies and urgent care centers. You can also check with your employer they may provide flu shots for free to employees Recommended for anyone six months of age and older not recommended for pregnant women and anyone who's over 65 Well this is insane The report makes no sense It does appear that there is a push just reading through Just binging it
2:02:40 This flu ad seems to be getting a push. Well, maybe this is a preliminary set up for another story. Because the question that comes to mind is I'm over 65 what am I going to do? And it's unusual that they don't die from the flu so they could do a follow-up saying people were concerned about this but there's a product and we have our doctor some guy comes out and says oh no you can use this its perfect for people who do this or that and take this other stuff and it's more expensive And yeah, this is a scam. Yeah and I think you're right what will happen is we get a few more of these oh it's this is not for 65 but the 60 or your die you're gonna die if you're gonna die and then we hit him with no problem reaction solution