Say Boo to the Flu :: Vaccine Info



Flu stories Hear personal and expert advice from a range of people who have experience with the flu.		Use our resources to find out where you can get vaccinated. The Handwashing Reward Chart helps establish good habits with positive reinforcement. Be prepared for the cold and flu season. Download this Flu Season Shopping List and bring it on your next visit to your local retailer. Printer Friendly List
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Get the facts about the flu all in one place. Learn how to identify the difference between a cold and the flu. Learn More This year, families should also be aware of the H1N1 virus and prevention steps. Learn More Helping prevent exposure to the flu virus can be as simple as following these easy steps. Learn More Wondering how to properly clean and disinfect your home to help prevent the surface-to-surface spread of the flu virus? Here's how. Learn More	Why? Getting vaccinated is the first step to help prevent the flu. Who? The CDC now recommends a seasonal flu vaccination for all children from 6 months through 18 years old, adults older than 50, and people who are in frequent contact with these priority groups. Families should also be aware of the H1N1 2009 flu virus. It is a new strain and is not included in the seasonal flu vaccine. Click here for more information. When? Get vaccinated against seasonal flu in October and November, before flu activity peaks. Where? Click here for a list of Say "Boo!" to the Flu events and other vaccination locations near you.

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