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Flu Shots May Reduce Your Risk Of Catching COVID

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Business Insider reports health experts are encouraging people to get flu shots. It could help avoid the possibility of getting the flu and COVID-19 at the same time. According to a preliminary study, flu shots may also reduce your risk of catching COVID-19. Researchers found news about healthcare workers who got a flu shot in the 2019-2020 season. They were 39% less likely to have gotten the coronavirus by June. Additional research suggests that vaccines can boost the body's innate immunity to other diseases.

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