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Could vaccines still contain thimerosal (mercury)?
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Few if any: The flu shot delivered in multi-dose vials has a trace of thimerosal. It was removed from common vaccines used in the us for more than a decade. It has also never been shown to have injured anyone regardless of the speculation of the vaccine haters.
Answered 12/22/2014
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