
You Should Get a Flu Shot if You’ve Had COVID-19: Here’s Why
If you’ve had COVID-19, you should make sure to get a flu shot this year. Learn why it’s important and when the CDC advises you to get vaccinated.
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If you’ve had COVID-19, you should make sure to get a flu shot this year. Learn why it’s important and when the CDC advises you to get vaccinated.
Maybe your aunt won’t wear a mask, or your sibling won’t socially distance. How can you keep your family relationships steady while disagreeing on coronavirus precautions? Try these tips.
November 3 marks voting day across the country, and that has many feeling uneasy as we’re also battling the COVID-19 pandemic. Whichever method you decide to use to cast your vote this year, we’re...
As you plan to head to the polls to cast your vote in person, whether on Election Day or during early voting, here’s how you can do so safely.
After several months of strict social distancing — and with the holidays approaching — you may be considering expanding your social bubble. If so, use these strategies to safely meet with others.
Compared to coronavirus, the flu has more symptoms, but flu symptoms often appear suddenly, where COVID-19 symptoms can take up to two weeks to appear.
Wondering whether you should send your child to school or keep them home? Here are tips from AdventHealth to help you decide.
Help keep your child healthy and happy by encouraging proper handwashing at home, school and while out and about.
So long as they meet the recommended guidelines set by the CDC, masks can be made as fashionable as the wearer would like.
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