- Vaccines are a safe way to protect yourself from disease.
- Getting a vaccination involves an injection or a nasal spray.
- This is also called an immunisation or a jab.
- By getting vaccinated you protect yourself and others.
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Nasal flu spray – for children.
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Nasal flu spray – for children.
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Guide to having immunisations.
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The flu jab.
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Protecting yourself from flu.
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Flu jab tips.
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Questions and answer about the flu jab.
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Having the winter flu jab.
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The coronavirus vaccine.
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Asking for extra support when getting your jab.
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Young people aged 12-15 who might need the coronavirus vaccine.
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Getting a flu jab.
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Other reading resources.
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The complete routine immunisation schedule from September 2023.
Seasonal flu vaccines.
Oxfordshire School Aged Immunisation Service (SAIS).
All about the HPV vaccination.
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