An epidemiologist's vaccine recommendations for this fall

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Since COVID, flu and other infectious diseases cost the economy billions of dollars annually, I didn’t mark this as OT.

This fall, we have vaccines for three fall respiratory viruses: flu, RSV, and Covid-19. But keeping track of them isn’t easy. And for Covid-19 in particular, the federal process is in disarray, creating a rapidly shifting landscape that’s already affecting access. The good news: clarity is the antidote to confusion. So here are the what, who, and when for each, informed by the most up-to-date science and policy.

There are nuances to consider for those seeking maximum protection, but ultimately, the best vaccine is the one you receive.

Note: Don’t miss the three resources for you at the end of this email: a PDF summary (I know a lot of you are trusted messengers! Print this out and share), webinar registration, and a form for you to report if you’re having trouble finding or accessing vaccines.

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For paid subscribers

  1. For paid subscribers, we have two resources for you:
  2. A webinar will be held on September 22 at 10am PT to provide more details and answer your questions on fall vaccines. Register below.
  3. A PDF version of the fall vaccine summary. Feel free to download, print, distribute, or doodle on below! I will update if/when there are changes (looking at you, Covid-19).

The Captain

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I am scheduled to receive my Covid and flu vaccines in about 2 hours. It’s a little early but the Jewish holidays are in 3 weeks so I want to have immunity developed in case of congregational exposure.

Wendy

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