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Official Chicago Website Promotes COVID-19 and Flu Vaccines

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The City of Chicago's official website serves as a vital resource for residents, stressing the need to confirm the authenticity of municipal government sites ending in . gov or . org. It assures users that the site is secure, as indicated by HTTPS, which protects sensitive information. In light of ongoing health concerns, the website promotes the new COVID-19 and flu vaccines, highlighting their safety and effectiveness when taken together.

Residents can find additional details and resources at Chicago. gov/COVIDVax. The site also offers content in multiple languages, ensuring that all community members have access to important public health information. This initiative demonstrates the city’s dedication to inclusivity and health literacy. By encouraging vaccinations, the website plays a crucial role in public health strategy amid the pandemic.

The emphasis on security and accessibility showcases the city’s commitment to serving its residents effectively.

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