flu vaccine

Vaccines were a $24 billion in 2009 with the widespread worry that the H1N1 swine flu would wreak havoc on our health. Vaccines weren't always big business as big pharma would focus on blockbuster drugs to help arthritis, impotence, depression, smoking cessation, high cholesterol, anxiety, etc.

The H1N1 flu pandemic has been less deadly than initially feared but has taken a high toll amongst children and young adults. This version of the swine flu which was identified in Mexico this past March has killed over 9,500 people and has mobilized vaccination and awareness campaigns all over the world.