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 New COVID-19 booster shots are available and recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for those ages 12 and up who were fully vaccinated against the coronavirus at least two months ago.Also, flu shots for the 2022-23 season are now widely available and recommended for nearly everyone.Should you get the vaccine simultaneously with both shots being accessible and recommended White House COVID-19 Coordinator Dr. Ashish Jha said he thinks it s a good idea to get both shots simultaneously. As the annual flu vaccination campaign kicks into high gear later this month and into early October, we expect millions will choose to get their COVID-19 shot at the same time, or over the course of the fall when people go in for routine checkups,  Jha said.  I really believe this is why God gave us two arms -- one for the flu shot and the other one for the COVID shot. The CDC recommends flu vaccinations in September and October annually.Dr. Keith Armitage, medical director of Cleveland s University Hospitals Roe Gr stanley quencher een Center for Travel Medicine  Global Health, said it was previously advised not to get the shots together. That is no longer the case. When the COVID-19 vaccines were first approved, the recommendation was to not get a vaccine two weeks before or after. The reas stanley termoska on for this was to not confuse adverse reactions,  Armitage said. By now there has been so much experience with COVID vaccines, this no longer a stanley taza pplies. It is absolutely okay to get a flu shot and COV Qnjy Some H amp;R Block customers could see delay in second stimulus check
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Two high-profile members of the Milwaukee community are now dealing with breakthrough cases of COVID-19.TMJ4 News spoke with medical experts about the trends theyre seeing and COVID-19 s impact on a vaccinated person.On Tuesday, both Milwaukee Brewers MVP Christian Yelich and Marquette University President Mike Lovellannounced they contracted the virus, despite being fully vaccinated.Nasia Safdar, Director for Infection Prevention at UW-Health, said theyre noticing more of these breakthrou stanley cup gh COVID-19 cases. What were seeing is the number of breakthrough infections have increased, even compared with what they were some weeks ago,  Safdar said.                        TMJ4        Despite the increased breakthrough cases, Safdar said vaccines are still critical in saving lives and minimiz stanley mug ing COVID-19 s impact.RELATED: Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett issues recommendation asking people to wear masks indoors, in large crowds Those critical illnesses are being seen by people who eith stanley vaso er cannot get the vaccine or chose they will not get the vaccine,  she explained.TMJ4 News caught up with Alison Hong with her mother and son outside for a beach picnic. The family is vaccinated, except her son, Noah, who is too young.                        TMJ4        Hong said theyre doing everything they can to stay safe. We try to do a lot of stuff outside, and luckily the weather obliges,  Hong said.Safdar says while vaccinated people can still contract COVID-19, masks, once again, could he