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Ongoing Story· Day 43

Health Ministry Announces Flu Vaccines Available at HMOs

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Israel's Health Ministry Warns of Early Start to Flu Season

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Israel's Ministry of Health has warned that the nation's flu season has started earlier than usual, with a high detection rate of the virus in hospitals. The ministry stressed that the flu vaccine, available for free to those six months and older, significantly reduces severe illness and death. It urged the public to get vaccinated for protection.

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  • Israel's Ministry of Health announced an early start to the country's influenza season.
  • A high rate of influenza virus detection is being recorded in hospitals.
  • The flu vaccine significantly reduces the risk of severe illness and death.
  • The vaccine is recommended for individuals aged six months and older.
  • The flu vaccine is available free of charge through Israel's health funds.

Israel's Ministry of Health has announced that the country's influenza season has begun earlier than usual this year, mirroring trends seen in several other nations. Data indicates a high rate of influenza virus detection among patients currently receiving hospital treatment. The ministry emphasized that while the flu vaccine does not offer absolute protection, it significantly reduces the risk of severe illness or death in most cases and helps alleviate symptoms. The ministry reiterated its call for the public to get vaccinated, assuring that the vaccine is safe and recommended for individuals aged six months and older. The vaccine is available free of charge through the country's health funds.

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