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Flu vaccination: why you are being asked to wait

Information about flu vaccine supplies.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 6 October 2020

This publication was withdrawn on 12 October 2021

This document included information for the 2020 to 2021 flu vaccination programme. Please see the Annual flu programme collection for the latest information.

Applies to England

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[Withdrawn] Flu vaccine supplies and why you need to wait for your vaccine

Ref: Public Health England gateway number 2020274

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[Withdrawn] Why am I being asked to wait to have my flu vaccine (leaflet)

Ref: PHE gateway number 2020174

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To help answer questions you may be getting on flu vaccine availability, we have created a new two-page leaflet. It explains there is sufficient vaccine available for all eligible groups. It also highlights why a person who is eligible may be asked to wait for a vaccine while reassuring them they will be able to have one before flu season starts.

You can read more about the Flu vaccines and supply for the national flu programme 2020 to 2021 and download an easy-read version.

Paper copies can be ordered from Health Publications using product code 2020274F:

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Published 6 October 2020