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Flu and COVID shot options are growing. Here’s what two St. Louis doctors say to do

Growing vaccine options may not be enough to prevent seasonal illness.

By · Published October 23, 2026  16:32 UTC · Updated October 23, 2026  17:24 UTC

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What are the consequences of delayed vaccinations?

People may be more susceptible to flu and COVID-19.

What is the cause of seasonal illness?

Often linked to the availability of vaccine options.

Will the increasing vaccine options be enough to prevent the spread of illness?

Unclear

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  • Primary Driver: Growing vaccine options may not be enough to prevent seasonal illness.
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As respiratory illness season approaches, people may feel the consequences of delayed vaccinations. Without timely protection, individuals may be more susceptible to flu and COVID-19. This is because the cause of seasonal illness is often linked to the availability of vaccine options.

Louis, the key is to get vaccinated early. KSDK and KCRA report that flu and COVID shot options are growing, with new choices available to the public. However, it is unclear whether this will be enough to prevent the spread of illness.

The question remains: will the increasing options be enough to stay ahead of seasonal viruses?

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