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Mark Your Calendars: 'Long Night of Vaccinations' on Oct 8, 2025

Extended hours, often no appointment needed. Protect the vulnerable and reduce heart attack risks.

In the image there is a baby laying under baby cradle, on the left side there is a caution sticker...
In the image there is a baby laying under baby cradle, on the left side there is a caution sticker on it.

Mark Your Calendars: 'Long Night of Vaccinations' on Oct 8, 2025

Mark your calendars for October 8, 2025, as the 'Long Night of Vaccinations' approaches. This special event offers extended hours and often appointment-free vaccinations, a boon for those seeking protection against seasonal illnesses. With autumn bringing acute respiratory infections, it's crucial to get vaccinated now, especially for vulnerable groups like the elderly, those with chronic illnesses, and pregnant women.

The 'Long Night of Vaccinations' provides an opportunity to receive vaccinations against flu, COVID-19, and RSV at doctor's practices and pharmacies. These vaccines are considered very safe, with common reactions subsiding within a few days. Serious side effects are rare. The World Health Organization (WHO) and Germany's Standing Committee on Vaccination (STIKO) recommend these vaccinations for at-risk groups.

Getting vaccinated now effectively protects against severe illnesses and reduces the risk of acute cardiovascular diseases such as heart attacks. Flu and COVID-19 vaccinations can usually be administered at the same appointment, making it a convenient time to get protected.

The 'Long Night of Vaccinations' on October 8, 2025, offers a convenient way to get vaccinated against flu, COVID-19, and RSV. With autumn's arrival, it's essential to protect ourselves and others from acute respiratory infections. Vaccines used in Germany are safe and effective, and serious side effects are uncommon. Don't miss this chance to stay healthy this season.

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