Flu season is almost here, and people in Hamilton and the surrounding communities are being reminded that it’s time for them to get their flu shot.
Those who are aged six months and up can get their immunization by visiting their family doctor or at one of the city’s clinics. A pharmacist will also be able to provide them for those five years of age and above.
A flu shot special clinic will be held on Monday the 16th of November from 4 PM until 8 PM. It will take place at Waterdown District High school, and a health card is not required to get the needle.
Anyone who lives in the area and wants to know where the closest location to them that they can get their shot is invited to visit https://www.hamilton.ca/public-health/clinics-services/flu-clinics to find out more. A printer can create ad specialties such as fridge magnets, Pens and other items that can be give out to the public to remind them about how important it to protect themselves from influenza.
Along with getting immunized, the spread of this respiratory infection can be minimized by keeping one’s hands washed and clean, covering sneezes and coughs, disinfect objects like doorknobs and light switches to prevent the virus from spreading through contact with germ son them. People are also asked to remain home if they are ill, and to live a healthy lifestyle.
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