The FDA-approved Moderna mRNA flu vaccine offers better protection against influenza A but comes with mild side effects, and doctors advise getting vaccinated by late October for optimal coverage.
The FDA-approved Moderna mRNA flu vaccine offers better protection against influenza A but may cause mild side effects; timely vaccination with any approved vaccine remains the priority.
The FDA-approved Moderna mRNA flu vaccine offers modest improvements over standard vaccines for ages 50-64, with mild side effects, and experts advise timely vaccination over waiting.
By Elise Haulund, Jen Christensen, CNN (CNN) — For some older adults, the flu vaccine could look a little different this year. In August, the US Food and Drug Administration approved the nation’s first mRNA-based flu vaccine for use in people 50 and older.
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