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Americans Speak Out: Why We Got the Flu Vaccine

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Americans Speak Out: Why We Got the Flu Vaccine

Keeping our communities healthy is shared responsibility. Getting the H1N1 flu vaccine helps protect yourself, your friends, and your family.

In addition to getting vaccinated, you can help prevent the spread of the flu through simple everyday actions like staying home when you are sick, sneezing into a tissue or your sleeve instead of your hands, and washing your hands frequently.

Read more about Vaccinations and Vaccine Safety.

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