Getting vaccinated is the best way to stay safe in a potential tridemic this fall.
It's worth noting that you're unlikely to contract more than one of these viruses at the same time, Dr. Winslow says, because your body's immune response from fighting off one of them should provide some"very short-term" protection from the others. That's at least some good news, because coming down with just one of these viruses is taxing enough.
Getting vaccinated against COVID-19 and the flu is the number one way to stay safe during a potential tridemic this fall, Dr. Winslow says. With the holiday season just around the corner, it's important to
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