Are you at high risk for severe #COVID19? You could be eligible for antiviral treatments that can help reduce your risk of severe illness. Learn more from @DearPandemic on antiviral treatments here:

Did you know the answer? False! #COVID-19, #flu, and #RSV vaccines may be given at the same visit, according to CDC. Coadministration is a convenient option to stay up to date with all recommended vaccines. Learn more:

It's not too late to get vaccinated! @HealthyWomen CEO, Beth Battaglino, breaks down what you need to know this respiratory season—from vaccine timing to coadministration. Don’t wait to vaccinate! Learn more at

While respiratory diseases are still on the rise, there is good news – it's not too late to get vaccinated! Vaccines are the best protection against severe illness. Learn more about vaccines and treatments this respiratory season at

#Flu and #COVID-19 cases are on the rise. Feeling sick? Don’t wait—early testing is the first step to starting effective anti-viral treatment. Learn more about the importance of early testing from @DearPandemic.

Did you know the answer? Different vaccines work in different ways, but every vaccine helps our immune system learn to fight germs, like viruses and bacteria. Learn more about the science behind how vaccines help protect against severe respiratory illness:

Haven’t received your respiratory vaccines yet? Good news—you still can! It’s not too late to help protect yourself from #flu, #COVID19, and #RSV this season. Learn more at

Take it from @HealthyWomen CEO @BBCRN: Flu & COVID-19 season is far from over. Don’t wait to get the latest respiratory vaccines to help keep you protected through winter and into spring. Visit for more information.

Did you know? Staying up to date on your #COVID19 vaccines, even after having a #COVID19 infection, helps ensure continued protection. The @CDC notes you may consider waiting 3 months after infection before getting the latest vaccine. Learn more:

Stay one step ahead of respiratory illness! #Flu, #COVID19, and #RSV are still circulating, but staying up to date with vaccines is an easy way to protect yourself and your loved ones. Learn more at and @CVEEPSocial today!

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You can safely get your #COVID19 and #flu vaccines at the same visit. Coadministration is effective, convenient, and protects against respiratory illnesses. @HealthyWomen CEO Beth Battaglino says it best! Visit for more.

The CDC recommends that pregnant people get a single dose of the maternal RSV vaccine during weeks 32 through 36 of pregnancy during RSV season - typically September through January. Learn more about maternal RSV vaccines:

It's not too late to get vaccinated against #COVID19, #flu, and #RSV. Our customizable plan helps you determine which respiratory vaccines you may need, where to get them, and what to ask your provider. Make your vaccine plan today:

For those who are eligible, receiving an RSV vaccine is the best protection against severe infection. Hear more from @immunedeficienC's Lynn Albizo and other experts from our recent webinar on vaccinations for adults at highest risk for severe RSV disease:

DYK: You can get more than one vaccine in a single visit? Coadministration is a safe, effective, and convenient way to help protect yourself against respiratory illnesses like flu and COVID-19 this season. Learn more:

At our most recent webinar, @theUSAging's Sara Maloney highlighted the role of supportive services for older adults who are eligible for the RSV vaccine. Learn more: