Tag: flu

Time for Your Flu Shot!

Flu season is back. And just because COVID is still here doesn’t mean we can sleep on the flu. Many people thought that the flu went away last year. That was NOT the case. While we did see less flu cases last year, that was due to widespread mask wearing, as well as social distancing. This year, many places have…

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Vaccines Aren’t Just for Kids

Most of the time when we think of vaccines, we think of babies getting their monthly shots. But there are some vaccines that adults need too. Not only to keep themselves healthy, but those around them as well since not everyone can get vaccinations. Vaccinations like the Flu shot, Pneumonia vaccine and the Shingles vaccine are covered by most insurance…

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Stomach Bug or the Flu?

It’s flu season and chances are you know someone who has had the flu already. But that isn’t the only thing making the rounds this time of year. Norovirus, or the stomach flu, is also circulating. The stomach flu is not the same thing as the flu! These viruses are not the same and you can catch both in the…

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BEWARE: THE FLU IS HERE

That’s right, it’s already the middle of October, and you know what that means, Flu season is here.   People have already started to get the flu, even though flu season will not be in full swing for another month or so. October is just the beginning. We have no idea how bad flu season will be this year, but…

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