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» Ouch! Flu spray fails again, U.S. panel urges shot instead
The nasal spray version of the annual flu vaccine failed to protect U.S. kids again last year, the latest in a string of failures that has prompted an expert panel to recommend that doctors stop giving it to patients.
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