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Lin HH et al. – Lesser disease burden, greater vaccine efficacy and lower cost of hospitalizations increased cost–effectiveness. Influenza immunization for cancer patients is cost–saving and cost–effective from a healthcare and societal perspective in Taiwan. The authors highly recommend annual influenza vaccinations for this patient group.

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