Additional Resources
Pregnancy and Influenza Vaccine
Getting vaccinated is the best and safest way for pregnant women to protect their babies and themselves from flu
Who Should Be Vaccinated Against Flu?
Everyone age 6 months or older should receive an annual flu vaccine
Frequently Asked Questions About Flu and Children
Answers to parents’ questions about flu and flu vaccine
Care About Older Adults? Care About Flu!
NFID public service announcement (:30 animated video) on the impact of flu on adults age 65 years and older
Don’t Be A Dreaded Spreader
NFID public service announcement (:30 animated video) providing information on how to take 3 steps to #FightFlu
Myths and Facts About Influenza
Answers to common myths about influenza and flu vaccines
Leading by Example Sample Social Media Posts
Encourage others to #GetVaccinated to help #FightFlu
Resources for Increasing Influenza Vaccination in Healthcare Professionals
NFID has compiled a list of resources and strategies to increase immunization rates among healthcare professionals
The Dangers of Influenza (Flu) for Adults with Chronic Health Conditions Infographic
Infographic on the dangers of influenza (flu) and the importance of annual flu vaccination in individuals with chronic health conditions
Are You That Guy?
NFID public service announcement (:30 animated video) developed to create awareness about influenza prevention
Facts About Influenza for Adults
Adults should receive a flu vaccine every year
Flu in Adults Age 65 Years and Older: What Are the Risks?
Downloadable infographic reminding adults age 65 years and older to talk to their healthcare professional about influenza and other recommended vaccinations
