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Bryan University offers 100% online classes in six different program areas. Our career-focused programs let you jumpstart your professional life. In today’s blog from Bryan University, we offer advice to help you stay healthy for online classes during cold and flu season.
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Consider Getting a Flu Vaccine
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control says getting the seasonal flu vaccine reduces the chances of getting the flu by 40 to 60 percent. Flu season typically peaks between December and February. Getting the vaccine sooner rather than later may help keep you from getting sick during flu season. Make an appointment to get a flu shot with your doctor or a flu shot provider.
Limit Contact With Others
Stay home more often and limit contact with others if you can. This is especially true if you’re sick. Of course, cover your mouth and nose in public places per local guidelines. Limiting contact with others can prevent the spread of germs, so make sure you observe social distancing rules.
Avoid These Things
Avoid these things during winter months for better health:
Participate in Wellness Activities
Protect your health and wellness by participating in wellness activities this winter.
Wash Your Hands Frequently
Wash your hands frequently, especially after handling high-touch surfaces like your laptop or mobile device. If you can’t wash your hands, use hand sanitizer to kill germs on your hands.
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