The flu shot is still highly recommended, with an emphasis that everyone aged six months and older should receive it annually. Most insurers will cover the cost, ensuring it remains widely available. Despite political changes, including a new health secretary voicing his support for vaccinations, the CDC has maintained its flu vaccine recommendations without substantial alterations. Additionally, while there are exceptions for individuals with severe allergies to components of the vaccine, the broad guidance supports widespread vaccination for the public health benefit.
The flu shot is still recommended, and most insurers cover it, meaning it should soon be widely available for all individuals aged six months and older.
Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated that the board advising the federal government on vaccine policy recommends that most people should receive the flu vaccine.
Despite some political changes, the CDC continues to recommend that everyone aged six months and older should receive an annual flu vaccine.
Individuals with severe allergies to components of the flu vaccine may not be able to receive it and should consult with their physician for personalized advice.
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