Be Prepared For Flu Season
Follow these simple tips to help protect your children from the flu, plus what to do if your kids do get sick.
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Follow these simple tips to help protect your children from the flu, plus what to do if your kids do get sick.
A study by Massachusetts General Hospital Researchers has shown that this adjuvant/immune booster given along with a flu vaccine can make the shot much more effective against a wider range of strains than any single vaccine is usually protective against.
Flu season happens every year during the fall and winter. It is important to consider getting the yearly flu vaccine to protect yourself and your family. Learn how the flu vaccine can help protect people with Down syndrome during flu season.
Having everyone in your family get a flu vaccine every year helps protect against the flu. Learn who is most likely to catch the flu.
Everyone can catch the flu, but there are certain people who have a higher risk than others. Learn how you can lower your and your family's risk of catching the flu.
While it’s hard to predict exactly when flu season will start, it usually starts in August and lasts until March. Learn about flu symptoms and who’s at risk of catching the flu, and get tips on how to care for your child if he/she has the flu.
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