Posted on September 20, 2023

Close up shot of a doctor putting a bandage on a woman's arm.

The flu (influenza) is a contagious disease that can be severe. Almost every year, the flu causes disease in millions of persons, hundreds of thousands get hospitalized, and tens of thousands die because of the flu. The CDC urges you to take the following measures to protect yourself and others from the flu.

The first and most important step is getting a flu vaccine each year. All persons six months of age or older should get a flu vaccine, if possible before the end of October, or as soon as possible if after October. Flu shots are available at Student Health Services now. Appointments are preferred. Walk- Ins are welcomed. Please call 336.334.5340.

Flu vaccines are also offered in many other local places, such as physician offices, clinics, health departments, drugstores, and university health centers, as well as from many employers and at some schools.

Information on a flu clinic at UNCG from October 2-6 are detailed below.

Poster of a woman with a bandage on her arm promotes flu shots. It reads: "UNCG Flu Clinic October 2-6. Anna M. Gove Student Health Center. Call 336-334-5340 today. Hours: 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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