Influenza y COVID-19: confusión sobre las vacunas cerca de la temporada anual de gripe

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The season has arrived when many of us begin to suffer havoc from climate changes and seasonal illnesses, such is the case of influenza and, with COVID-19 still circulating around the world, it is understandable that doubts arise about how to differentiate between the two diseases, how to fight them and how important are vaccines to reduce risks.

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