CDC conducts studies each year to determine how well the flu vaccine protects against flu illness. <span>While vaccine effectiveness can vary,</span> recent studies show vaccine reduces the risk of flu illness by about 50% to 60% among the overall population during seasons when most circulating flu viruses are like the vaccine viruses.
Number 1, they'd cover your insurance and probabbly scold you
Number 2, they would pay less.
Number 3, No more insurance.
If possible, brainliest please?
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It depends on the storm. If it is a thunderstorm and there is no shelter nearby, crouch down in the middle of a large area with a limited amount of tall objects nearby. Cars would make a good shelter as well, as they have rubber tires that repel lightning.
If it were a tornado, you need to seek a storm shelter or building with a basement immediately. Run as fast as you can looking for shelter.
If there is a hurricane or flood and there is no nearby shelter, hold onto a sturdy object nearby to stay afloat. If there is shelter, go to the highest level of the highest building. This will make you leas susceptible to the floods below.
I believe the answer is D. Unintentional/preventable
The answer would be C) Students are influencing James to drink.
