Sentence examples for having a flu from inspiring English sources

Mild exercise before having a flu shot may make the vaccine more effective, British researchers have found.

"Underneath the fun, there is of course a very serious message for our staff - having a flu jab is the responsible thing to do, and will help us to continue to offer the high quality care our patients rightly expect from us throughout the winter".

Dependent variable is self-report of ever having a flu shot.

Marital status is not related to having a flu shot or reporting unmet need.

(M, 65, 1002) Apart from diet and exercise, psychological states, such as stress, anxiety or surprise, and physical conditions, such as having a flu or weight changes, were also referred to as potentially affecting BP levels.

He then pointed out that some time ago he had heard on the news that there had been flu-related deaths, and that this had been a cause for concern which made him consider having a flu shot (another touchpoint and trigger to vaccination).

Sir Liam said latest data from 100 GP surgeries around England showed that about 27,000 people per week were being diagnosed by their GP as having a flu-like illness.

In the case of a passenger suspected of having a flu-like illness, they should be isolated for further clinical medical examination.

Later, the obvious question: Ms. Murphy, ever have a flu shot?

I'm not going to have a flu shot this year.

I had a flu in 1968, and I haven't had a thing since.