Influenza cases are rising in Canada, particularly due to a new H3N2 strain that may be mismatched with the current vaccine. Despite this, medical experts strongly recommend getting the flu shot, as it significantly reduces the risk of severe illness, especially for high-risk groups. Vaccination also aids in curbing virus transmission, protecting vulnerable populations. The National Advisory Committee on Immunization advises annual flu shots for everyone aged six months and older.
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