Do You Think You Know The Flu? Get The Facts From a CVS Pharmacy Pharmacist
ACCESSWIRE•03/11/2026•13:10 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Flu season typically peaks between December and February
- ➤Flu vaccination ideally completed by the end of October
- ➤Flu shots cannot cause influenza because they use inactivated viruses or viral proteins
- ➤Vaccination remains beneficial after flu viruses begin circulating
- ➤Antibiotics do not treat viral infections like influenza
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire / November 3, 2026 / When it comes to the flu, misconceptions can make it difficult to know how to protect yourself. Understanding the facts about vaccination and how the flu spreads can help you make informed decisions and stay healthy. CVS Pharmacy pharmacists can help address common myths about the flu and explain the facts.
Myth #1: You should wait until flu season peaks to get the vaccine.
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