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Sidestep the Flu
At one time or another, nearly everyone has experienced a bout with the flu. Caused by the influenza virus the flu affects the nose, throat and lungs. Someone sickened with the flu can easily transmit it to another person by coughing or sneezing
Protection is the key to staying healthy during flu season as your neighborhood Walgreens pharmacy team can provide some helpful information to help you understand:
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How a flu shot can help you avoid serious complications. Discover the right immunization for you with our FREE assessment.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month - Health Corner® TV
Researchers estimate 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, take some time to learn about breast cancer and how to protect your loved ones and yourself.
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''Pink Your Look'' and help Walgreens support the Susan G. Komen for the Cure organization.
Choose Your Medicare Part D Plan by December 7
Medicare Part D provides prescription drug coverage for those eligible for Medicare through private companies. The annual election period runs from October 15 to December 7. So unless you're turning 65, this is your only chance to enroll or switch plans for the upcoming year.
Walgreens is a preferred pharmacy for hundreds of Medicare Part D networks across the country. We've provided plans for you to compare so you'll easily find the drug coverage you need and the savings you want. Read these resources to learn more about this important program:
Keep Moving with Strong Bones and Healthy Joints - Health Corner® TV
The bones and joints in your body provide mobility, support and protection. Learn how to keep your framework strong and healthy during National Bone & Joint Health Awareness week, October 12-20. These resources will help to keep moving:
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Understand the most common symptoms and the questions to ask if you suspect fibromyalgia over other conditions.
Q: How can I tell if I have the flu or a cold?
A: The flu (influenza) and the common cold are infections caused by viruses that develop in the airways. While they tend to have similar symptoms, there are notable differences:
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A common cold typically starts with a sore throat. A few days later, most people develop a cough and runny nose. People who have a cold usually do not develop a fever or muscle aches. A cold usually lasts about a week.
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Q: I'm allergic to eggs and can't get a flu shot. How can I avoid getting the flu?
A: Because the flu shot and the nasal flu vaccine contain egg, the shot shouldn't be administered to anyone with an allergy to eggs. Certain antiviral prescription medications; however, may help prevent the flu.
Stay Well with Walgreens and the AARP
Get a FREE Health Test1! And a FREE one-year AARP Membership2 or extension!
Express Scripts
Starting September 15, Express Scripts members may be able to transfer prescriptions to Walgreens and enjoy the convenience of more than 8,000 pharmacies.
Medicare Part D Enrollment
The Medicare Part D Annual Enrollment Period runs from October 15 to December 7. We can help you make sense of the drug plan benefits before you enroll.
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