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Band 4+: In April 2006,an experimental flu vaccine was trialledon females in a large town. The graphs outline the effect of this vaccinatipn in this town. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.You should write at least 150 words. Number of Deaths in 2005- 2006

Image for topic: In April 2006,an experimental flu vaccine was trialledon females in a large town. The graphs outline the effect of this vaccinatipn in this town. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.You should write at least 150 words. Number of Deaths in 2005- 2006
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The image contains three charts related to a flu vaccine trial on females: a bar chart showing deaths from 2006-2008 with males (M) indicating 28 deaths, females (F) showing 25 deaths, and total deaths at 7; a pie chart detailing post-vaccination complaints with babies or children at 20%, aged over 65 years at 30%, general side effects at 15%, and hospitalization at 35%; and a line chart depicting flu rates for males and females over 2006, with males showing a sharp increase peaking in March at slightly over 5000, then declining and stabilizing around 3000-3500, while females' rates are consistent around 1000 throughout the year.
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The bar chart shows the effect of vaccination in number of death rate in males and females in a big town, whereas the pie chart displays the percentage of complaints for the vaccine, while the line graph illustrate the flue rates in males and females before and after the vaccination.

Overall, the death rate for males and females increase after got the vaccination, furthermore old people had higher percentage in gave complains, more over the flue rate were increase after the vaccination.

The vaccination effect increase the death rate in males an female in a big town. The death rate in male and female increase 100% from 0 to 1 in 2006 for male and from 2 to 4 for female. Furthermore, the complain mostly came from people who already got the vaccination the percentage reached 87 % and the highest proportion come from the older people (over 65 old ) reached 34%. And just 13% from the person who did not get the vaccination.

In terms of flu rates, the flue rates fluctuate and reached their peak at may 2006 by 3500 for females and 2500 for males, more over the the amount decrease slightly and remain stable until the end of the year.

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