(NAPS)— You can protect your baby even before he or she is born by getting vaccinated against RSV while pregnant, the experts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advise. For more information on maternal vaccines and their importance, visit www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pregnancy.
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) often causes cold-like symptoms, but in older adults, it can lead to severe illness or hospitalization. RSV vaccines can significantly reduce this risk, according to experts from Champions for Vaccine Education, Equity, and Progress (CVEEP). Learn more at www.CVEEP.org/RSVReady.
Most Americas are at risk for flu or COVID-19 and while oral antiviral treatments are not a substitute, nor a replacement, for vaccines, there are several approved by the Food and Drug Administration for people at high risk. Learn more at cveep.org/treatments.
The GeneSight Psychotropic test analyzes how your genes may affect your outcomes with medications commonly prescribed to treat depression, anxiety, ADHD, and other mental health conditions. Visit GeneSight.com to see how the test can help inform your mental health medication treatment plans.
The Legal Services Corporation’s outreach campaign, called Protecting the Promise, is aimed at ensuring legal aid is available to low-income Florida residents who need it. To see if you’re eligible for civil legal aid or to find an LSC-supported legal aid organization near you, visit www.lsc.gov/the-report.
Armed conflict, international disasters and migration leave millions of people in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. The Red Cross’s Restoring Family Links provides free and confidential services to help families reconnect. To learn more, call 844-782-9441 or use the International Reconnecting Families Inquiry Form at www.redcross.com.
If left untreated, gum disease in pets can lead to serious health consequences: oral infections, tooth loss, and an increased risk of cancer. Fortunately, there’s ioVet Oral, a new mouth rinse for pets that’s more effective than brushing to prevent gum disease. Learn more at www.iotechinternational.com.
If left untreated, gum disease in pets can lead to serious health consequences: oral infections, tooth loss, and an increased risk of cancer. Fortunately, there’s ioVet Oral, a new mouth rinse for pets that’s more effective than brushing to prevent gum disease. Learn more at www.iotechinternational.com.
While side effects can vary with treatment and patient, it’s not uncommon among for cancer patients to develop mouth sores, dry mouth, oral pain, and ulcers. Fortunately, ioTech International has an advanced oral rinse called ioRinse™ MR specifically developed to provide substantial relief. Learn more at www.iotechinternational.com.
Americans will spend, on average, nearly $1,000 on the holidays this year—but you can get help stretching your budget. TextNow now has the Holiday Hotline, a free resource to help you navigate the season, with advice a mere text away. Learn more at www.TextNow.com.
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