The emergence of pandemics and influenza viruses has been a concern for public health professionals for decades. The viruses continuously mutate, posing new challenges for vaccination efforts. The World Health Organization (WHO) is constantly monitoring the situation and emphasizes the importance of vaccinations, even though influenza is mild in most cases. Vaccines play a key role not only in preventing infections but also in reducing severe complications and deaths. WHO experts warn that the virus is not merely a seasonal illness but can pose a serious threat, especially to the most vulnerable groups, such as those with chronic diseases, pregnant women, and young adults. However, the skepticism surrounding vaccinations in…