CDC FluVerified account

@CDCFlu

Flu-related updates from the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. Comments received are subject to PRA & may be archived .

Atlanta, GA
Joined October 2008

@CDCFlu is blocked

Are you sure you want to view these Tweets? Viewing Tweets won't unblock @CDCFlu.

  1. This year's may protect against influenza A (H3N2), which has been the most common so far. Get a vaccine today!

  2. Several options are available for ppl 65+: High-dose & adjuvanted vax or standard-dose 3- & 4-component vax

  3. Health professionals: Encourage your patients to get a shot & make sure they're protected this flu season:

  4. Are you age 50-64 yrs? to protect yourself & those at +risk of flu complications around you. Learn more:

  5. Want to know what’s happening with so far this season? Check out CDC’s latest report at .

  6. Pregnant? Getting a shot is the first and most important step in protecting against flu! Learn more:

  7. Ppl 65+ experience far more -related hospitalizations & deaths than other groups. Read the report:

  8. has been been retired. Find the most up-to-date info in one place at & follow !

  9. Pop quiz! Who needs to get a flu vaccine every single year? You do!

  10. DYK? is often associated w/ a significant negative impact on an older adult's ability to function independently

  11. Didn't get your flu vaccine by the end of October? ASAP! It takes 2 weeks for flu vaccine protection to set in.

  12. Report: Months after recovery, ppl 65+ may still have higher risk of heart attack, stroke & other cardio issues

  13. When given during pregnancy, shots have been shown to protect the mother & her baby after birth from flu. Read:

  14. shots are approved and recommended for people w/ chronic heart disease or who have had a stroke.

  15. Thanksgiving is coming! Be sure to protect your family and loved ones with an annual . Catch up on family news, don't catch the !

  16. Report says improving rates in ppl 65+ w/ new & existing vaccines is essential to reducing impact of :

  17. : Kids with are more likely to develop serious complications. Learn more:

  18. Parents: DYK? Children 6 mo & older should get a vaccine every year. Know the facts:

  19. aims to show one health interactions "in action." Register an event, show support, & learn more:

  20. is today, and it's an international campaign that focuses on tackling public health problems in our world, like the .

Loading seems to be taking a while.

Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.

    You may also like

    ·