image: Now that the fall season is fully here, it's time to get your annual flu shot! As fun as flu vaccines can be, what if you could take one flu shot that could keep you from getting the flu for the next 5 years? Speaking of Chemistry's Sophia Cai shares some medical chemistry that could one day help people stay healthy throughout the season. Check it out here: https://youtu.be/A1vEOVm9ZWQ. view more
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 2015 -- It's time to fend off the flu, and millions are getting their shot to defend against this year's predicted strains. The latest Speaking of Chemistry episode highlights recent research that might make this annual tradition more effective and less frequent. Speaking of Chemistry's Sophia Cai explains the chemistry behind a shot that could keep you from getting the flu for years to come. Check it out here: https://youtu.be/A1vEOVm9ZWQ.
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