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Flu shots are vaccines that protect against influenza viruses. They contain either inactivated (killed) flu viruses or a single gene from a flu virus to trigger your immune system to produce antibodies that protect against infection.
Contains killed flu viruses, safe for most people 6 months and older
Nasal spray vaccine with weakened live viruses for ages 2-49
Egg-free option made using recombinant technology
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Vaccine triggers your immune system to produce antibodies against flu viruses
Takes about 2 weeks after vaccination for antibodies to develop and provide protection
Provides protection throughout the flu season, typically lasting 6-8 months
Annual vaccination is essential for optimal protection against seasonal flu
Influenza viruses are constantly mutating, creating new strains that can evade immunity from previous infections or vaccinations.
Each year's vaccine is updated to protect against the strains most likely to circulate during the upcoming flu season.
Your immune protection from vaccination decreases over time, making annual boosters necessary for optimal protection.
High vaccination rates protect vulnerable community members who cannot be vaccinated.
Even if you get flu after vaccination, symptoms are typically milder and shorter in duration.
Vaccination reduces risk of serious flu complications like pneumonia and hospitalization.
Annual flu protection is recommended for all ages 6 months and up
Higher risk of serious flu complications due to age-related immune system changes.
Vaccination protects both mother and baby during and after pregnancy.
Young children are at higher risk for flu complications and hospitalization.
Protect themselves and their patients from flu transmission in healthcare settings.
People with asthma, diabetes, heart disease, or other chronic conditions.
Annual flu protection is recommended for all ages 6 months and up, with rare exceptions.
Even healthy adults benefit from vaccination to prevent illness and protect others.
Vaccination helps prevent school absences and reduces community transmission.
Those caring for high-risk individuals should be vaccinated to protect their loved ones.
Teachers, first responders, and other essential workers benefit from protection.
Sooner is better, but anytime in the season helps.
Ideal time to get vaccinated before flu season begins
Still excellent timing for optimal protection
Still beneficial even during flu season
Understanding how well flu vaccines work and their safety profile
When well-matched to circulating viruses, flu vaccines reduce risk of illness by 40-60%.
Reduces risk of flu-related hospitalization by 40-70% when vaccine is well-matched.
Even when you get flu after vaccination, symptoms are typically milder and shorter.
Severe allergic reactions are rare, occurring in less than 1 in a million doses.
Flu vaccines have been safely used for decades with extensive safety monitoring systems.
Safe during any trimester. Protects both mother and baby for several months after birth.
High-dose vaccines available for adults 65+ for enhanced immune response.
Safe and especially important for people with diabetes, heart disease, and asthma.
Separating fact from fiction about flu vaccines
"The flu shot can give you the flu"
Flu vaccines contain either inactivated (killed) viruses or a single gene from a flu virus. They cannot cause flu illness. Some people may experience mild side effects that are not the flu.
"The flu vaccine doesn't work anyway"
When well-matched to circulating viruses, flu vaccines reduce the risk of getting flu by 40-60%. Even when not perfectly matched, vaccination can reduce severity and duration of illness.
"I'm healthy, so I don't need a flu shot"
Even healthy people can get seriously ill from flu and spread it to others. Vaccination protects you and helps protect vulnerable community members through herd immunity.
"I got the flu shot last year, so I'm protected"
Annual vaccination is needed because flu viruses constantly change, and your immune protection decreases over time. Each year's vaccine is updated for the strains expected to circulate.
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