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How to stay healthy during the flu season when in independent living?
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Immunity: Ensure good health, avoid suppressing your immunity. Avoid smoking. Get a flu shot every year. Eat fresh fruits and vegetables. Drink alcohol in moderation. Avoid crowded places.
Answered 1/3/2015
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