You may have been too young to remember, but depending on your state’s school immunization requirements, you likely received a slew of vaccines before you started day care, preschool, or kindergarten.

As winter approaches, DuPage County Health Department is urging residents to be up-to-date on their flu, COVID, RSV and other vaccines.

Infections caused by the latest variant have symptoms including fever, chills, fatigue, cough, congestion and headache.

Respiratory virus season is arriving, once again, and the La Plata County Public Health Department is urging residents to avail themselves of immunizations available at low- or no-cost. The

Updated COVID-19 and flu vaccines will be available to New Brunswickers aged six months and older, starting Oct. 15, the Department of Health announced Tuesday.

RSV rates can be expected to increase, and flu, as well as other common viruses. Human metapneumovirus tends to peak in February and March, Roberts said, as do non-COVID coronaviruses. Parainfluenza also tends to “hit in the winter,” he said.

Albertans are now able to book their annual immunizations against fall respiratory viruses, the province announced Monday. Those include vaccinations for influenza and COVID-19. A new vaccination against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is also available for seniors aged 75 years or older,