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Flu Vaccine Effective Until It's Not
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By Dr. Mercola Many Americans rely on information provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) — which is supposed to be the nation's leading health protection agency — to make important health decisions. So when the agency...
Let's hope Joe Benigno's flu shot sees him out
via bobsblitz

Dopey Joe Benigno got his flu shot today, right, right, right, right, right? And then 10 seconds later..."I wouldn't get it." Wait, what? Get a flu shot and you have a 15% chance of getting the flu. Don't get one? 17% Why even a 1% better chance if...
SGEM#20: Hit Me with your BEST Shot (Flu Shot for Healthcare Workers)
via thesgem

Podcast Link: SGEM20a Date: 20 January 2013 Title: Hit Me with your BEST Shot (Flu Shots for Healthcare Workers) Case Scenario: You walk into the ED for your shift and find chairs completely full of patients with flu-like illnesses. The triage...
How to Protect Yourself From the Seasonal Flu
via healthcarepass

The best way to stay healthy is to get vaccinated, expert advises FRIDAY, Sept. 23, 2016 (HealthDay News) — Don’t let this year’s flu season catch you by surprise. Experts say an annual flu shot is the best way to avoid the aches, fever, congestion...
Flu Shot Time! Is Your Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle Ready to Take You There?
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Don’t Believe the Myths, They’re Just That. Flu season arrives every year with variations of intensity. This year, the Type A, H3 influenza strain is impacting people of all ages, and specifically in Boston, where 700 cases have been reported...