
• The cold and the flu can have similar symptoms, both come from a respiratory tract infection, in the nose, sinus and throat. The difference is in how intense they feel and how common they are. In general, symptoms of the flu occur quickly (especially fever and chills), while symptoms of a cold happen slowly (symptoms build over 48 hours. An important difference is that the flu can be prevented. Make sure to get your flu shot!
Resources
- Find the Flu Shot
- An Adult Guide to Vaccination
- Cold or Flu? Know the Differences
- Flu & Functional Decline
- FluWatchers Step By Step Up
- Get the Flu Shot
- Handwashing
- Publicly Funded Seasonal Influenza Vaccine
- Publicly Funded Influenza Programs
- Protecting Yourself from Flu
- Recovering from Flu
- STOP Spread of the Flu
- What Vaccines Do I Need? (ENG)
- What Vaccines Do I Need? (FRENCH)
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