MEDFORD, Ore. — In today's Health Alert, newly released research found that getting a flu vaccine does not increase a person's risk for contracting coronavirus.
A new study found that getting flu vaccines did not increase the risk for contracting coronavirus.
Posted: Oct 14, 2020 11:08 AM
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