H1N1: Take a shot?

According to a Harvard study, 41% of those surveyed said they would get the H1N1 vaccine, while 40% said they would not. The rest are undecided. People are worried about the safety of the vaccine. Federal health officials say the vaccine is made exactly the way the seasonal flu is produced. Still, people are weighing the threat of the H1N1 virus against the possibility of side effects from the vaccine. An independent panel is currently reviewing federal findings. So far, the biggest side effect is nothing more than a sore arm. Many Americans are still trying to decide if they want to take a shot or not.