Pennsylvania physician spreads awareness about flu prevention — 5 takeaways

Rachel Levine, MD, traveled to a Harrisburg (Pa.) school to discuss certain measures individuals should take to avoid obtaining the flu.

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Here are five takeaways:

1. Dr. Levine’s discussion was part of the state’s Department of Health’s “Stopping the Flu Starts with YOU” campaign.

2. The Department of Health partnered with the Harrisburg School District to host a flu vaccine clinic at Downey Elementary School.

3. Dr. Levine emphasizes everyone should get an annual flu vaccination.

4. She read kindergarten students a children’s book highlighting proper hand-washing hygiene.

5. Department of Health staff members were available on-site to show proper hand washing techniques.

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