Flu Season and Children: How to Protect Your Family

Flu-Proof Your Child

Hello, New Year! Hello, Flu Season! We all know that the key to preventing the flu is staying germ free by washing your hands (and basically avoiding contact with all humans for the winter months). But let's face it, our kids touch things. Dirty things. So hand washing isn't necessarily going to do the trick. Today, Dr. Robert Sears offers additional tips on how to flu-proof your child this season.

See Also:

-How Do You Choose a Pediatrician?

-New Study: Vitamin D Helps Fend off Flu

-Vaccinating Children for Flu Also Protects Adults

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Jessica
1 years ago

Our elementary school supplies the children with antibacterial hand cleaner before snack and lunch, which is a relief. It's nice to know that fruits, vegetables, and vitamins can further help to prevent the flu.

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