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What you need to know about flu season 2022-2023

Flu season is back in full swing for Fall of 2022. Are you ready for it? Cool weather is rushing in, holiday festivities are ramping up, and that means more get togethers, more contact with others, and lack of social distancing. So, how are you going to avoid catching the flu?

What is CDC’s recommendation for getting a flu vaccine?

The CDC recommends getting the flu vaccine at least once a year for everyone six months and up! If you are a senior, a new type of flu vaccine exists called the adjuvanted flu vaccine you should consider researching.

When is the best time to get my flu vaccine?

Doctors recommend September and October as the best time to get vaccinated. October should be the latest you get vaccinated. People older than 65 should not get vaccinated earlier than September, in August or July. In special cases, some children ought to get vaccinated twice for better protection against the flu.

Moreover, if you are pregnant, you should look into flu vaccines earlier since generally, your baby will not be able to get vaccinated in the first few months of life.

Is it safe to get a COVID-19 vaccine and a flu vaccine at the same time?

If you are eligible to receive both vaccines, you may be able to during the same visit. However, it is generally recommended that you get the COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible. When October comes around, you can then receive the flu vaccine.

When will flu season hit its peak?

The flu season tends to hit its peak in February, so experts recommend that you get ahead of that peak and get your flu vaccine in the fall, in September or October, so your body has time to build up its immune system against this virus.

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How cleaning reduces workplace illness and health costs

Making sure to keep your work environment sterile helps to reduce workplace illnesses and healthcare costs in several ways:

Removing germs and contaminants:

Regular cleaning can help to remove germs and contaminants from the workplace, which can help to reduce the risk of illness. This is particularly important in the current COVID-19 pandemic. The virus is easily spread through respiratory droplets.

Improving workplace air quality:

Regular cleaning can also help to improve air quality in the office by removing dust, pollen, and other allergens that can contribute to respiratory problems.

Reducing absenteeism:

When employees are sick, they are more likely to be absent from work. By reducing the risk of illness in the office, cleaning can help to reduce absenteeism, which can in turn help to reduce the cost of lost productivity.

Reducing healthcare costs:

By reducing the risk of illness in the workplace, cleaning can also help to reduce healthcare costs. This is because individuals who are healthy are less likely to require medical care. This can help to lower overall healthcare costs.

Overall, maintaining a clean workplace can help to create a healthier and more productive environment. This can help to reduce workplace illnesses and healthcare costs.

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Are you ready for the 2022-2023 Flu Season?