CDPH Announces Schedule of Flu/COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics

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The Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) has officially announced a schedule for its Flu and COVID-19 vaccine clinics, emphasizing the importance of vaccination for all individuals aged six months and older. The announcement, made on October 3, 2024, highlights the safety and effectiveness of the new vaccines, which can be taken together, making it convenient for residents. Vulnerable populations, including seniors, infants, and pregnant individuals, are particularly encouraged to receive RSV immunizations in addition to the flu and COVID-19 shots. This initiative comes as health officials stress the need for widespread vaccination to mitigate the impact of respiratory illnesses during the fall and winter months. The CDPH is committed to ensuring that all Chicago residents have access to these vital vaccines, reinforcing the message that vaccination is a key component of public health.

Residents can find detailed information about clinic locations and schedules by visiting the CDPH website. This announcement is part of a broader effort to promote health awareness and encourage preventive measures against infectious diseases. The CDPH continues to monitor the health landscape and respond accordingly to protect the city's population.

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