Flu (Influenza)
Complications from Flu Largely Preventable with Annual Flu Vaccine
Leading public health organizations emphasize that it’s not too late to help protect yourself and others by getting vaccinated against flu
Act Today, Don’t Delay: #GetVaccinated to Help #FightFlu
With flu activity on the rise and vaccination rates lagging across the US, NFID is reminding everyone age 6 months and older to get vaccinated against flu
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Animated video in Spanish on flu symptoms, prevention, and treatment, reminding viewers to get vaccinated each year and stay home when sick to help protect themselves and those around them from flu
Emmily’s Story (Flu)
Emmily was a healthy, active 13-year old, who ended up in a medically-induced coma for nearly 6 weeks as a complication of influenza (flu). The flu vaccine likely saved her life.
It’s Not Too Late to Get a Flu Vaccine (Spanish)
Graphic in Spanish on the importance of flu vaccination throughout fall and winter
It’s Not Too Late to Get a Flu Vaccine
Graphic on the importance of flu vaccination throughout fall and winter
Immunization Recommendations During Pregnancy
In this recorded webinar, NFID Medical Director Robert H. Hopkins, Jr., MD, moderates a discussion with presentations by NFID Director Kevin A. Ault, MD, Western Michigan University Homer Stryker MD School of Medicine; and Naima Joseph, MD, MPH, Boston University School of Medicine and Boston Medical Center
Leading by Example for a Healthier Fall and Winter
CDC guest post on the importance of disease prevention and leading by example to help protect against flu, COVID-19, and RSV
2023 NFID Annual News Conference: News Round-Up
Leading national experts at the 2023 National Foundation for Infectious Diseases (NFID) Annual News Conference: Preventing Disease this Fall and Winter emphasized the importance of vaccination to help prevent disease and protect public health …
US Health Officials Urge Vaccination Against Flu, COVID-19, and RSV This Fall and Winter
New NFID survey shows many US adults underestimate the seriousness of respiratory diseases and do not plan to get vaccinated this season