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Is it safer to keep door closed in nursing home or hospital during flu season?
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No: Keeping your door open or closed will make no difference in the prevention of influenza. Make sure that you get your flu shot every year in the fall. Make sure that all the staff in the nursing home is vaccinated each fall. Make sure your visitors have had the flu shot.
Answered 11/1/2012
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