Now's perfect time for your flu and COVID shots. Here's why.
Philadelphia doctor urges people to get flu, COVID shots in time for Thanksgiving
Flu cases tend to spike after the first week of November, according to the CDC. And with Thanksgiving right around the corner, now is the time to get vaccinated. Doctor Delana Wardlaw reminds us the vaccine needs about two weeks to build up immunity.
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