Flu Vaccine Supply and Distribution

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Learn more about Vaccine Supply and distribution for the 2020-2021 flu Season.

Influenza (Flu)

2020 - 2021 Flu Season October 16, 2020

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	Weekly U.S. Influenza Surveillance Report ​CDC produces a weekly influenza surveillance report, called FluView. According to this week's report (Oct 4-10), influenza activity remains low in the United States.  ​    Learn More

No Significant Delays in Flu Vaccine Supply and Distribution  No significant delays have been reported in national flu vaccine supply or distribution, but high demand for vaccine in some places may mean that some providers run out of vaccine before their next shipment arrives. To ensure your provider has vaccine available, call ahead. There may also be more than one location in your area that has vaccine available. Use VaccineFinder to find vaccine near you. Learn More

Promote Flu Vaccine in Your Community Using Resources from CDC’s Flu Communication Resource Center! CDC’s Flu Communication Resource Center provides resources for partners, organizations, and individuals to promote seasonal flu vaccination and flu prevention. The resource center provides details on events and activities, sample social media and newsletter content, graphics, web assets, and media prep material. This material is downloadable, shareable, and some of the material is customizable. Learn More

	Follow us on Twitter #FluFactFriday: It takes about two weeks after vaccination for flu antibodies to develop, so it’s important to get a #fluvaccine by the end of October for your best protection. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2GrBdUC

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