Influenza vaccination against infectious complications and mortality in older adults with fractures: a large-scale retrospective cohort study
This large-scale retrospective cohort study of over 560,000 elderly Taiwanese patients found that receiving an influenza vaccination within the year prior to a fracture significantly reduced the risks of post-fracture infectious complications and 30-day mortality, supporting increased vaccination coverage in this high-risk population.
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