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Fighting Flu (:60)


Fighting Flu

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The 60-second PSA features renowned Hollywood actor and Cherokee tribe member, Wes Studi, who explains how American Indians and Alaska Natives remain at high risk from flu. Studi reaches out to tribal communities and encourages people to get vaccinated against the flu, cover their coughs and, if sick, to stay home.

Release Date: 2/14/2011
Source: National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases
Other versions: 30 Seconds | Full Version (3:35)


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