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Flu activity is declining nationally; however, activity persists in parts of the country. Getting a vaccine now may still protect you if you live someplace where flu activity continues. Also, vaccination is still recommended during institutional outbreaks, for children who need their second vaccine dose, and for some travelers. It’s also important to remember that antiviral drugs can treat flu illness, offering a second line of defense against the flu.
Flu Basics
Symptoms, How Flu Spreads, Higher Risk Groups, Past and Current Flu Season…
Prevention - Flu Vaccine
Vaccine Safety, Vaccination Coverage, Influenza VIS, "Take 3" Actions, NIVW, Infection Control…
Treatment - Antiviral Drugs
Drugs to Treat Flu Virus, Stay Home When Sick, Caring for Someone Sick With Flu…
News & Highlights
Flu Spotlights, Press Releases…
Health Professionals
Vaccination, Antiviral Drugs, Infection Control, Diagnostic Testing, Patient Education, and Training…
Free Resources
Printable Materials, Photos, Podcasts, Videos, PSAs, eCards, Badges & Buttons, Articles…
Information For Partners
Campaign Highlights, Partner Activity Entries, Media Briefings, Promotional and Educational Tools…
PHIL Influenza Images
Public Health Image Library, Photographs, Illustrations, Multimedia Files…
Other Flu Web sites
There are many different influenza A viruses; some are found in humans and others in animals. Other flu sites include avian flu, swine flu, H3N2v flu, and pandemic flu.
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