It might seem early, but Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak and health professionals are urging everyone to get a flu shot during the ongoing pandemic.
IT MIGHT SEEM EARLY..BUT THE GOVERNOR IS URGINGEVERONE TO GET A FLU SHOT RIGHTNOW!GOVERNOR STEVE SISOLAK ANDNEVADA FIRST LADY..KATHY GOT THEIR SHOTS TODAY..AUTHORITIES SAY THE SHOT WILLOFFER PROTECTION FROM FLUTHE VACCINE IS EFFECTIVE..AND THE EARLIER THE BETTER."YOU ABSOLUTELY DO NOT GET THEFLU FROM THE FLU SHOT FLU, THESHOTS DO HAVE SOME SYMPTOMSTHERE CAN BE SOME LOCAL PAINAND INFLAMMATION AT THE""WE NEED TO MAKE SURE THAT ATTHIS TIME, WE DON'T OVERWHELMTHE SYSTEM WITH FLU ISSUES ATLIKE CRAZY TO PREVENT THESPREAD OF COVID.AND WE WANT TO MAKE SURE THEFLU DOESN'T BECOME ANOVERLAPPING ISSUE."THE SOUTHERN NEVADA HEALTHDISTRICT WILL STARTOFFERING...."FLUVACCINES"....AT ITS PUBLIC HEALTHCENTERS....ON MONDAY...BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
Today Governor Sisolak will get his flu shot. This is in an effort to encourage Nevadans to get the flu shot.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and public health officials are urging people to get a flu vaccine as soon as possible.