How often do you or someone you know end up getting sick during the holidays? It shouldn’t be all that surprising: People are mingling more just when a new flu season is on the upswing, making it easy for the flu to spread. This can make the holidays a dangerous time for you as an older adult—and even more so if you have any health issues.
We want to be sure you get all the care you need to be your healthiest. So, here’s a gentle reminder: There’s still time before the end of the year to schedule important exams and screenings.
Want to sidestep getting sick this coming flu season? Get protected early by getting your flu shot now, before the flu starts spreading in the next few months.
If you’re a woman looking to improve your health, you can start by answering these five questions.
The signs for flu shots went up before summer was over last year. But the new year doesn’t mean the end of flu season. Even if you’ve managed to avoid the flu so far, don’t take any chances! A case of the flu can easily turn into pneumonia or another serious health issue.
