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Home / NIA Launches New Resources to Support Respiratory Health for Older Canadians During Cold and Flu Season

NIA Launches New Resources to Support Respiratory Health for Older Canadians During Cold and Flu Season

With cold and flu season upon us, the National Institute on Ageing (NIA) is introducing a series of resources designed to help older adults make informed choices about recommended immunizations to protect them from respiratory and other diseases. These resources include practical guides and reports aimed at closing critical gaps in preventative health measures for older adults who are the most vulnerable to severe disease outcomes.

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November 21, 2024 - Press Release Cover

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