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FluMist, an intranasally-administered influenza vaccine, is now available for home delivery, according to manufacturer AstraZeneca.

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FluMist is an FDA approved at-home nasal spray flu vaccine for those ages two through 49 years old. It can be shipped ...

This fall, FluMist, a flu vaccine in nasal spray form, is available for home delivery. But is it better than the flu shot? Experts weigh in.

Is August too early to get this year’s influenza vaccine? Here’s when and where flu shots are available and when the CDC recommends getting one.

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For younger people, although their immmune system mounts a strong response, it is against the specific influenza strain that has infected them, and gives little protection against other strains. This ...