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November 1, 2018 Providence Health Team

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The good news for flu season is that treatment options are available. Getting the flu shot is the first and most important step you can take to protect yourself and your family, but when seasonal influenza sneaks up on you, antiviral flu drugs and medical care can reduce the severity of symptoms. Check out our infographic for tips and convenient care options.

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