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Your guide to fall vaccines. What's new with flu, COVID-19 and RSV - freep.com

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Your guide to fall vaccines. What's new with flu, COVID-19 and RSV - freep.com
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Medical associations have launched a new website, Spreadthefacts.org, to provide evidence-based information on flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines. This initiative aims to address public confusion caused by diverging federal and medical guidelines.

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Clear communication regarding public health is essential for maintaining vaccine confidence and managing seasonal respiratory illnesses effectively.

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Hear this story Several medical societies and the Vaccine Integrity Project launched a new website this week to serve as a single source for science-based vaccine information for all Americans. The groups also issued new guidelines based on scientific data for COVID-19, flu and RSV vaccines. The aim of the effort is to help people make decisions about vaccines that are rooted in evidence-based research amid changes to federal guidelines and policy under the second Trump administration. Most pharmacies in Michigan have received — or are soon to get — shipments of newly formulated vaccines for seasonal flu and COVID-19, and are advertising no-cost immunizations by appointment or on a walk-in basis.

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