Flu
Flu levels are around 95% lower than normal for this time of year. Here's why.
This week, HuffPost UK reader Julia asked: "How long do I have to wait after having the flu vaccine to have the Covid vaccine?"
Over the last five years, flu has killed an average of 11,000 people in England each year.
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There are growing concerns among medical experts that a “perfect storm” of both coronavirus and influenza infections will hit during the US flu season.
With flu and Covid-19 likely to circulate at the same time this winter, experts worry about the impact this may have.
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“Patients will want the vaccine as soon as possible and will not want to wait, especially if a second wave is occurring,” says one GP.
The government is gearing up for a significant flu vaccination programme to stop the NHS being overwhelmed if there is a winter spike in coronavirus.
Public Health England is urging those eligible to get their free flu jab this winter – particularly those with underlying health conditions.