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Doctors say that vaccination is an effective way to guard against influenza — and that it cannot give you the virus
From washing your hands and disinfecting surfaces to boosting your immune health, there are many ways to reduce your flu risk
Rolling up your sleeve in September or October is ideal — but it’s never too late to get your flu shot
You may be spreading the flu virus before your symptoms start and up to a week after
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Most routine vaccines are safe for people living with multiple sclerosis — but be sure to talk with your care team about your needs
Influenza puts stress on your body and can lead to serious conditions like pneumonia or stroke
There are three antigenic types of influenza, but A and B are responsible for our flu season
They can stop an infection before it gets you sick or prevent you from becoming seriously sick
Getting vaccinated prevents the spread of illness
Inflammation caused by the influenza virus can lead to deadly heart complications
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