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Sanford Health Bagley offering flu vaccinations Oct. 22

The Sanford Health Bagley clinic will offer a flu vaccination event from 3 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 22, at the clinic, 1656 Central St. West.

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BAGLEY — The Sanford Health Bagley clinic is offering a flu vaccination event from 3 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 22, at the clinic, 1656 Central St. West.

The clinic will offer walk-in vaccinations for patients 6 months and older. No appointments are needed.

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"The fall is the perfect time to get your flu shot," a release said. "The vaccine offers protection throughout the entire flu season, and is the best way to protect yourself and your community from the flu."

Everyone who can get a flu vaccination should do so annually to reduce the risk of becoming ill with influenza or transmitting it to others, added the release.

Certain groups are at higher risk of becoming ill and are strongly recommended to receive the vaccine:

  • All children ages six months and older, unless advised otherwise by a physician
  • Pregnant women and anyone who becomes pregnant during the flu season
  • People 50 years and older
  • Adults and children with certain chronic conditions

To prevent transmission to high-risk populations, vaccination is also recommended for:

  • Health care workers
  • Caregivers of children less than six months of age and adults over age 65
  • Adults and children who live with children less than six months of age
  • Adults and children who live with or care for persons with medical conditions that put them at higher risk for severe complications from influenza

Those unable to attend the event can call the Sanford Bagley clinic at (218) 694-2384 to set up an appointment.

More information can be found at

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