Sentence examples for flu injection from inspiring English sources

In a letter to his Labour shadow, John Healey, Lansley said that although the number of expectant mothers who have received the seasonal flu injection had almost doubled this year, more than 70% remain unvaccinated.

(G1) Several of the Tamariki Ora mothers were apprehensive and confused about the flu injection and wanted more information about "immunisation for their children".

"If they are otherwise fit healthy people with no asthma or other particular indications to have the flu injection, I wouldn't – I probably wouldn't advise having it".

Eighty-four percent of baseline participants reported having had a flu injection for the most recent flu season and 22% reported a pneumococcal vaccination in the last five years.

So that's a quick reference for me to know that they've had a flu shot or -- just to see the history of how often or not that they've had that flu injection.

"Will the current flu injection help us to stay immune for several years?" (M2) Whilst some participants elected not to have the vaccination even if it was free, for others cost was a significant issue.

They puncture painlessly into the skin". His team tested the patch alongside flu injections.

The patch punctures the uppermost layers of the skin, whereas regular flu injections go all the way through and into muscle.

The traditional flu shot is an injection into the muscle, usually in the arm.

Typical side effects of a flu shot are soreness at the injection site and sometimes a low fever and achiness.

One is what's commonly referred to as the flu shot - which is given by injection into the muscle as an inactive vaccine; that is, the virus is dead.