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Flu-related updates from the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. Comments received are subject to PRA & may be archived http://go.usa.gov/8Ea.
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CDC Flu
Stay about this season by checking the "What's New" page on CDC's flu website:
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FamiliesFightingFlu
NVAC approves recommendations on health worker vaccination -
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FamiliesFightingFlu
Hospital staff should get the shot -
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CDC Flu
People w/ heart disease are at high risk of flu complications. Get from flu & support HEARTS™ during
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CDCgov
It’s NOT too late to protect yourself against this season’s viruses. Get vaccinated.
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CDC Flu
In 15 of the last 30 yrs, activity increased in Jan., in Feb. or March and continued into May. Don't wait- vaccinate!
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CMSGov
Flu season is here! Remember: get the vaccine, not the ! covers immunizations. Learn more at .
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CDCgov
Flu can make certain health problems worse. Get a vaccine, not the flu.
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CDC Flu
People have more options than ever, both in terms of where they get & which flu vaccine they choose.
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CDC Flu
There are early indications that activity in the U.S. is beginning to increase. For more info., visit:
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CDCgov
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CDC Flu
Check out CDC's weekly FluView surveillance update to see flu activity in your state.
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CDC Flu
Thanks to everyone who promoted and participated in NIVW last week! If you haven't gotten a flu vaccine yet, get one today!
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CDC Flu
As long as flu is still circulating, it’s not too late to get your flu vaccine.
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Dr. Tom Frieden
Healthcare workers: Gotten a flu shot yet? Get it today for Natl Flu Vaccination Week. Stop, not spread the flu
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CDC Flu
Thank you Dr. Lisa Grohskopf for answering our flu & flu vaccine questions today in observance of NIVW 2011!
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CDC Flu
Thank you for participating in the Twitter chat! Please continue posting your comments and questions.
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CDC Flu
Take 3 steps to fight the flu: vaccination, everyday preventative actions, and using antivirals if prescribed by your doctor.
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CDC Flu
As long as flu is spreading & causing illness, vaccination should continue and can provide protection against flu
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