Information courtesy of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC recommends that you stay home for at least 24 hours after your fever is gone. Your fever should be gone without the use of fever-reducing medicines. Flu is a contagious…
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The influenza (flu) virus can spread rapidly through respiratory droplets and surface contamination. The flu can lead to a range of symptoms from mild illness to severe complications. Here are some strategies to help reduce transmission and protect your health during flu season. Wash your hands often Wash your hands…
Summer is a time to relax and get away to have fun, but what if your fun was interrupted by a cold? You might be wondering how someone could have flu symptoms when it’s not even flu season or cold out! The fact is that your illness can come from…
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Scheduling your Flu vaccine To schedule your flu vaccine, please call SHCC Special Clinics directly at (352) 294-7472. You can also ask for a vaccine during your visit at SHCC. STUDENTS: You must present…
