The Science Behind Vaccines – How Do Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines Differ?
Last year’s flu season was a bust, in the best way. Positive flu tests were rare, only 0.2%. In a typical year, around 30% of tests are positive. In fall 2020, COVID-19 was still top-of-mind for most of us, and we were all masking up and remaining socially distanced. ...
Seven Reasons Why You Should get a Flu Shot this Season
If you’re considering forgoing a flu shot this season, here are seven reasons why you should reconsider. 1. A flu shot can save your life. The flu can cause some serious complications that sometimes require hospitalization, such as dehydration, worsening of chronic...
Winter Survival Kit for Flu Season
Cooler temperatures are creeping into south Louisiana. On their heels are the flu and other airborne germs that are going to settle in to wreak havoc on the respiratory systems of your little ones until we finally see the colors of Spring. What’s a parent to do?...