There’s No Time for Flu

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Learn more about the new flu vaccine educational campaign called No One Has Time for Flu.

Influenza (Flu)

2020 - 2021 Flu Season November 6, 2020

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	Weekly U.S. Influenza Surveillance Report ​CDC's Influenza Division compiles and analyzes information on influenza activity year-round in the United States. According to this week's report (Oct 25-31), influenza activity remains low in the United States.   ​    Learn More

65 or Older? You Have Several Options for Flu Vaccine!   There are several flu vaccines approved for use in people 65 and older including high dose, adjuvanted and recombinant vaccines. CDC does not recommend any licensed, age-appropriate flu vaccine over another. While you should not delay vaccination for a specific vaccine, there may be multiple providers near you who have different vaccine formulations available. Call ahead to check.  Learn More

There’s No Time for Flu  In collaboration with the American Medical Association and the Ad Council, CDC launched a flu vaccine educational campaign called No One Has Time for Flu. The campaign features TV, radio, and digital ads aiming to increase flu vaccination rates with emphasis on non-Hispanic Black and Hispanic/Latino groups, who are at higher risk of serious flu complications, but are less likely to be vaccinated.   Learn More

	Follow us on Twitter #FluFactFriday: It takes about two weeks after vaccination for protective #flu antibodies to develop. Get a #fluvaccine before flu starts spreading in your community for best protection. Learn more: https://go.usa.gov/x79tx

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