Moms — Jennifer Passmore
In addition to COVID-19, there is also influenza, which has also killed its fair share of people. However, each year, a ‘flu season’ emerges, around November, lasting until a few months after the new year. The flu is not fun to have. What with body aches and shivers, fevers, and sneezing. That is why there is a vaccine for everyone aged 6 months and up. Recently, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) released their guidelines as to when children should receive their annual flu shot this year, according to TODAY.
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