Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=Q3fVBUTlXo8 Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Should I Get a Flu Shot? | Norton Healthcare Medical Minute [qB7gAXb8cXZ] Health Updated on August 08, 2026 EDT — Published on August 08, 2026 EDT Getting your flu shot is one of the best ways to protect yourself and others each flu season. In this Norton Healthcare Medical Minute, Steven Patton, D.O., a physician at Norton Community Medical Associates – Preston, explains why you should get your annual flu shot and the benefits it provides for your health. What You'll Learn: • The importance of getting the flu shot each year • Who should get vaccinated and when • How the flu shot helps prevent illness and complications • Common flu vaccine myths debunked 🩺 Schedule Your Flu Shot Don’t wait – protect yourself today. Schedule your flu shot at Norton Healthcare. 🔗 Helpful Links: Flu Vaccine Information:Flu Treatment Options: Learn more about Steven Patton, D.O.: 5 Common Flu Myths: #NortonHealthcare #FluShot #FluVaccine #FluSeason rwDKz9jq7Pn 6Sx8oV8N3KB kKJ7UugeUPO K8SrLfwWAUI 5aNaBnuD6hh 4yejpnsA0Ra
Getting your flu shot is one of the best ways to protect yourself and others each flu season. In this Norton Healthcare Medical Minute, Steven Patton, D.O., a physician at Norton Community Medical Associates – Preston, explains why you should get your annual flu shot and the benefits it provides for your health. What You'll Learn: • The importance of getting the flu shot each year • Who should get vaccinated and when • How the flu shot helps prevent illness and complications • Common flu vaccine myths debunked 🩺 Schedule Your Flu Shot Don’t wait – protect yourself today. Schedule your flu shot at Norton Healthcare. 🔗 Helpful Links: Flu Vaccine Information:Flu Treatment Options: Learn more about Steven Patton, D.O.: 5 Common Flu Myths: #NortonHealthcare #FluShot #FluVaccine #FluSeason rwDKz9jq7Pn 6Sx8oV8N3KB kKJ7UugeUPO K8SrLfwWAUI 5aNaBnuD6hh 4yejpnsA0Ra