Flu season: What to expect this year
Fewer than half of Americans get their flu shot each year even though it can cut the risk of serious illness, hospitalization and death. It can also help protect those around us. Dr. Lasé Ajayi, pediatrician and American Medical Association Board Chair-Elect, shares some insight.
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