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Influenza

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for: Flu Vaccine in Ontario The Universal Influenza Immunization Program (UIIP) provides a free flu shot every year for everyone 6 months of age and older who lives, works, or goes to school in Ontario. Getting the flu shot is the best way to protect yourself and others from the flu. It also helps reduce hospital visits and keeps our health care system from becoming overwhelmed. Who Can Get the Flu Shot Early? Some people are at higher risk of serious

Influenza

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for: Print Version What is influenza? Influenza (Flu, complications. How do I protect myself and others? The flu shot is the best defense to protect yourself, , hospitalizations and deaths related to influenza. Get the flu shot early and every year Wash your hands, ’re sick Clean and disinfect common surfaces and items For more information on the flu shot, see, ? It is very difficult to tell the difference between the flu and other viral or bacterial illnesses based

Hand Hygiene

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in the gel kills non-visible germs that cause colds and the flu. What you can do to stop, are sick and keep your children home from school or child care when they have cold or flu symptoms

Vaccine Information

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: The seasonal flu vaccine is recommended for everyone 6 months of age and older. 12 Months, (Flu) Vaccine Travel Vaccines If you’re planning to travel outside Canada, you may need

COVID-19 Vaccine

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program, similar to the flu shot. Each year, an updated vaccine is available to better protect against, (to combine with the flu shot): Children 6 months to 4 years old People who work closely with animals

Zoonotic Diseases

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, there are influenza A viruses specific to animals. Some flu viruses specific to animals include: swine influenza, , cats, equine, horses, foxes, coyotes, bird flu, swine flu, influenza A, viruses, bacteria

Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit

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immunizations is easy and online Flu, COVID-19 & RSV

Meningitis

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the common cold or the flu since it is not spread by casual contact or by breathing the same air as someone

Q Fever

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fever without knowing it or mistake it for mild flu. Often, it is impossible to tell without laboratory

Body Changes After Baby

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than 38.0 C or flu-like symptoms. Pain that is not relieved by pain medication. Severe headache