How well do you know flu? People sick with flu will typically experience some or all of these symptoms. Review the full list of symptoms; if you or a loved one are very sick or at high risk of complications and suspect you may have flu, see your healthcare provider immediately. http://bit.ly/2lkIg5x | CDC

Children, especially those under 5, can become seriously ill from influenza - which can sometimes be fatal 🧒 Lower exposure to flu last year increases the risk of complications from flu this year, so it’s even more important your kids get vaccinated. Talk to your healthcare professional about getting your child the influenza vaccine or find out more information at 💻 https://www.health.gov.au/campaigns/children-under-5-flu-vaccination | Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and

Influenza can get passed around as easily as a ball. Free flu vaccinations help protect all of us, especially our most vulnerable, bubbas and Elders. Get the flu vaccine – free for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 6 months and over. For more information, visit 💻 www.health.gov.au/flu | Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing

【Protect yourself and those around you, get seasonal influenza vaccination early】​ ​ Seasonal influenza vaccination (Flu vaccine) is a safe and effective means to prevent flu and its complications. There is increasing evidence suggesting that a person who gets influenza and COVID-19 at the same time may be more seriously ill and would have a higher risk of death, and Flu vaccine may reduce the likelihood of hospitalisation and the length of stay. Both Flu vaccination and COVID-19 vaccination are