Sentence examples for given a flu from inspiring English sources

Then the participants were given a flu vaccine.

Reuben spoke to one woman who believed she had been given a flu vaccination and had no idea she had been injected with Depo-Provera.

And even if given a flu shot, a person could still get influenza, said Dr. Marguerite Neill, an infectious-disease specialist at Brown University.

Any American with an appointment will be given a flu shot, provided he pays the $40 charge, said Vivianna Zanocco, a spokeswoman for the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority.

A team led by University of Wisconsin psychology graduate student Melissa Rosenkranz played with the emotions of 52 adults just before they were given a flu shot.

They found that people given a flu vaccine interacted with significantly more people, and in significantly larger groups, in the 48 hours after being exposed, compared with the 48 hours before.

If doctors say "the great majority of patients tolerate this treatment very well" before giving a flu shot, patients experience fewer "adverse events".

Although the paper soon attracted robust criticism, Martineau points out that the reduction of risk, while slight, is still significant and comparable to the effects of other health measures: to prevent a single respiratory infection, you'd have to give 33 people vitamin D supplements – compared to, for example, giving a flu vaccination to 40 people to prevent a single case of flu.

Even if you don't have the type of insurance that requires referrals, if you have anything that requires a skill set beyond giving a flu shot, you will be referred elsewhere.

"I don't like the concept of giving a flu vaccine during the first trimester, I would rather wait till later on and that's what I'll do".

Rodgers grudgingly agreeing, telling an eager Luis that he's being given a routine flu jab and watching as the Liverpool medical team slowly and respectfully put his star striker to sleep.