"Stay Protected: CDC Urges Americans to Get Flu Shots for the Season"

The CDC's vaccine advisory committee recommends that all Americans aged 6 months and older receive a flu vaccine this fall, unless they have health reasons preventing them from doing so. High-risk individuals, including older adults, pregnant people, and those with chronic medical conditions, are especially encouraged to get vaccinated. Several flu vaccines are available, and while they are equally effective, some may be better suited for certain individuals. Timing is crucial, with September and October being the optimal months for vaccination. People with egg allergies can receive any of the flu vaccines, as the risk of severe allergic reactions is unlikely.
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