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Flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines are still recommended to prevent severe illness, with shots available for all ages and free at many locations.
It’s not too late to get vaccinated against flu, COVID-19, and RSV, Grand Forks Public Health officials say, as respiratory illnesses remain widespread.
Vaccines can still reduce severe illness, hospitalization, and spread, even if flu strains don’t match the vaccine perfectly.
Flu activity peaked around Christmas, but another surge is possible, with the season potentially lasting into spring.
Vaccines are recommended for all children 6 months and older, with RSV shots advised for adults 50–74 at higher risk and those 75 and older.
They can be given together and are free at Grand Forks Public Health, pharmacies, and healthcare providers, with costs covered by insurance or the Vaccines for Children program.
Todavía se recomiendan las vacunas contra la gripe, COVID-19 y RSV para prevenir enfermedades graves, con vacunas disponibles para todas las edades y gratuitas en muchos lugares.