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Flu Vaccination Rates Rise 10% Amid Early Season Concerns
National Health Services reports a 10% increase in flu vaccinations this year, with about 20,000 members vaccinated so far, amid concerns of an early flu season. The majority of vaccinated individuals are over 65, a high-risk group.
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- 01National Health Services reports a 10% rise in flu vaccinations, with 20,000 members vaccinated.
- 02Approximately 60% of those vaccinated are individuals aged 65 and older.
- 03The increase is attributed to early vaccine availability and heightened public awareness.
- 04The health organization is expanding services and reaching out to at-risk populations.
- 05Nasal spray flu vaccines are available for children who fear injections.
The organization attributes the rise to early vaccine availability and increased public awareness following early reported cases. Efforts are underway to further expand vaccination services, including for homebound patients and children.
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