Is your family ready for flu season? Studies of flu vaccines delivered in 2008 show that children, having the greatest risk for infection, are the least likely to actually receive flu shots. This year however, fears about the H1N1 strain are causing greater concern about flu season in general.

In some areas of the country traditional flu vaccines have been running short, but officials and pharmacies are still committed to producing and distributing vaccines to as many people as possible.

If you and your children haven’t been vaccinated yet, consider taking the time to visit a local clinic or pharmacy. Like insurance, taking steps to prevent a problem is often easier than facing that problem after it hits home.
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