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human
Is there research comparing flu and RSV infection rates between covid vaccinated and unvaccinated cohorts?

Hopefully this is not in violation of the "Can be easily google" rule, as I have searched myself a fair bit but turned up nothing. I am not an academic, so I don't really know how to ask the question I want answered in a way google facilitates.

Basically, I would like to see some data on the infection rates of Flu and RSV between cohorts that recieved an mRNA vaccine for covid and those that did not. Ideally peer reviewed sources, but pre-order review could suffice (I can follow along until the paper is published). It may also be the case that it is too early in the flu season for such research to have been conducted, so I would also be interested in any ongoing studies. Lastly, I'm interested to learn about the methodology used to find these studies.

As I know COVID can be contentious, my agenda is to accrue compelling evidence to disprove my family member's assertions that rising flu and RSV infections are caused by "the clot shot".

For transparency, I am double vaxxed and boosted, with another booster on the the way.
gpt
No, the COVID vaccine is not causing a spike in flu or RSV.  The logical answer is we went from masks and isolation to the complete opposite. It would be like arguing that the initial round of COVID vaccines wiped out flu and rsv. It’s the old correlation does not imply causation. Your family is not going to believe you even with data. Stop wasting your time.