Flu season

Flu season is here and experts recommend vaccines, good habits

A file photo shows single-dose syringes of the Fluarix quadrivalent influenza virus vaccine in New York. Now is a perfect time to take precautions and to build proper habits to avoid getting any kind of sickness over the holidays, according to Samia Kadri, nurse practitioner at Banner Urgent Care.

The Associated Press/Patrick Sison

Flu season isn’t here just yet, Valley residents.

It’s a perfect time to take precautions and to build proper habits to avoid getting any kind of sickness over the holidays, according to Samia Kadri, nurse practitioner at Banner Urgent Care.

Drinking fluids, using hand sanitizer and getting the flu shot can all help prevent you from getting influenza this year, Kadri said.

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