Flu Season Peaks as Vaccinations Rise in U.S.

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Flu activity is still low in many areas of the United States. Officials say this flu season seems mild so far.

Last flu season was very bad, causing many hospital visits. A new flu type this year differs from the vaccine shot.

Experts say everyone aged 6 months and older should get a flu shot. These shots help stop many flu infections from getting serious.

RSV can be risky for babies and older people. New vaccines are now available to help protect these groups.

COVID-19 activity is low in the country right now. Vaccines can keep children from getting very sick with COVID-19.

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Is flu activity high or low in many areas of the United States?

Flu activity is low in many areas of the United States.

Who should get a flu shot?

Everyone aged 6 months and older should get a flu shot.

What can vaccines do for children regarding COVID-19?

Vaccines can keep children from getting very sick with COVID-19.

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