Vaccination is one of the simplest, safest ways to protect yourself and your family before exposure to seasonal infections relevant at every age, from infants to seniors.

• Monsoon raises flu transmission risk. Reduced sunlight, waterlogging, and more time spent indoors make it easier for flu viruses to spread through June–September.
• Children are often the first to bring it home. School and daycare settings mean kids are frequently exposed first, putting the rest of the household at risk.
• Chronic conditions increase complication risk. Diabetes, hypertension, and respiratory conditions can make flu symptoms more severe and recovery slower.
• Immunity doesn't kick in overnight. Full protection takes about two weeks to build after the shot getting vaccinated early, before the season peaks, matters more than getting it right when cases spike.

Vaccination is one of the simplest, safest ways to protect yourself and your family before exposure to seasonal infections relevant at every age, from infants to seniors.

• Monsoon raises flu transmission risk. Reduced sunlight, waterlogging, and more time spent indoors make it easier for flu viruses to spread through June–September.
• Children are often the first to bring it home. School and daycare settings mean kids are frequently exposed first, putting the rest of the household at risk.
• Chronic conditions increase complication risk. Diabetes, hypertension, and respiratory conditions can make flu symptoms more severe and recovery slower.
• Immunity doesn't kick in overnight. Full protection takes about two weeks to build after the shot getting vaccinated early, before the season peaks, matters more than getting it right when cases spike.

Vaccination is one of the simplest, safest ways to protect yourself and your family before exposure to seasonal infections relevant at every age, from infants to seniors.

• Monsoon raises flu transmission risk. Reduced sunlight, waterlogging, and more time spent indoors make it easier for flu viruses to spread through June–September.
• Children are often the first to bring it home. School and daycare settings mean kids are frequently exposed first, putting the rest of the household at risk.
• Chronic conditions increase complication risk. Diabetes, hypertension, and respiratory conditions can make flu symptoms more severe and recovery slower.
• Immunity doesn't kick in overnight. Full protection takes about two weeks to build after the shot getting vaccinated early, before the season peaks, matters more than getting it right when cases spike.

Vaccination is one of the simplest, safest ways to protect yourself and your family before exposure to seasonal infections relevant at every age, from infants to seniors.

• Monsoon raises flu transmission risk. Reduced sunlight, waterlogging, and more time spent indoors make it easier for flu viruses to spread through June–September.
• Children are often the first to bring it home. School and daycare settings mean kids are frequently exposed first, putting the rest of the household at risk.
• Chronic conditions increase complication risk. Diabetes, hypertension, and respiratory conditions can make flu symptoms more severe and recovery slower.
• Immunity doesn't kick in overnight. Full protection takes about two weeks to build after the shot getting vaccinated early, before the season peaks, matters more than getting it right when cases spike.