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[...] who are needle-phobic According to the University of Minnesota’s Academic Health Center, the flu shot may not be all it’s cracked up to be. The major controversy about the flu shot is that some [...]

[...] October: It takes about 2-weeks for the antibodies in your body to develop, after you get your flu shot. So, especially if you work in a hospital, doctors office, or any health care facility- get your [...]

[...] and older by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) this season. End It’s not too late to get a flu shot. IF you haven’t had one yet, go get a flu shot! [...]

[...] According to the CDC you can prevent getting the flu by getting a flu shot. Be preventive and carry tissue for coughs, sneezing and runny nose. Wash your  hands a lot [...]

[...] The Spanish flu was around from 1918 until the end of 1920. This flu was very deadly it was even said to have [...]

[...] uptake estimates for this season are expected in the fall of 2015. CDC also recommends flu antiviral drugs for treatment of influenza illness in people who are very sick with flu or people with the [...]

[...] do not infect other people unless you need to get medical help and your doctor can give you antiviral drugs to treat the flu. Antiviral drugs are different than antibiotics and not sold over the [...]

[...] viruses may be reduced. Two factors play an important role in determining the likelihood that flu vaccines will protect a person from flu illness: 1) characteristics of the person being vaccinated ( [...]

[...] facility- get your flu shot by October. Children age 6-moths to 8-years may have to get two flu vaccines. Children under 6-months are at the greatest risk of all because they cannot get a vaccine, [...]

[...] care physician, or at many local pharmacies. Other Important Flu Facts: Staying alert to flu activity in your community and the areas you intend to travel is important. The CDC provides reports [...]

[...] At least 43 States in the US are reporting a higher than expected level, or widespread flu activity right now (as of January 2015). Just like the 2012-2013 flu season, the H3N2 virus (or [...]

[...] over the counter. The antiviral medication can also prevent a hospital stay and more serious flu complications. Flu Symptoms Respiratory problems without fever, headache, chills, body aches, sore [...]

[...] in people who are very sick with flu or people with the flu who are at high risk of serious flu complications. Influenza antiviral drugs are a second line of defense against the flu to treat flu [...]