Parents of children aged two and three are being urged to book them in for a nasal flu vaccine. NHS England will contact more than a million parents and carers from Tuesday to tell them the nasal spray vaccine is available.

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TODDLERS will get flu vaccines from next week as the NHS prepares for a rough winter. More than a million parents will receive invitations to take their two- and three-year-olds for the nasal spray. GettyFlu season typically peaks around Christmas[/caption]
The rollout to older children and pregnant women began two weeks ago. Over-65s and vulnerable people will be offered free jabs from October 3. Health chiefs warned this week that a “tripledem…

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Million parents of two and three years olds told to book vaccine now

Schoolchildren and other groups such as pregnant women, older people and those with health conditions will be able to get a vaccine ahead of winter, when cases spike.

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Flu, which can be serious and can lead to hospital admission, tends to peak in December and January and people are urged to have a vaccine before then

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Parents in England have been urged by the NHS to book their 2 and 3-year-olds in for nasal flu vaccines ahead of the winter months.

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NHS England will contact more than a million parents and carers from Tuesday to tell them the nasal spray vaccine is available. Children are usually given the flu vaccine through a quick and painless spray up the nose. But anyone who cannot have porcine gelatine in medical products is offered an injection instead. Schoolchildren and other groups such as pregnant women, older people and those with health conditions will be able to get a vaccine a…

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School children, pregnant women, older people and those with health conditions will be able to get a vaccine Parents and carers of youngsters aged two and three are being urged to book them in for a flu vaccine. The NHS in England is contacting more than a million parents and carers from Tuesday to tell them the nasal spray vaccine is available. Ahead of winter when cases spike, school children and other groups such as pregnant women, older peop…

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