Coronavirus (COVID-19) and flu vaccinations
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It's strongly recommended you get vaccinated for flu and coronavirus. Vaccines were offered to those eligible this past winter.
Both viruses can be serious and evidence shows that COVID-19 vaccine protection fades and the flu virus changes over time. Don’t let your protection fade.
Vaccination clinics are now complete for the winter 2023-24 season.
Read about spring 2024 vaccination clinics.
Important: Winter vaccines
Information about vaccines to help protect you over winter.
Find out more about winter vaccines at NHS informImportant: The flu vaccine
The flu vaccine gives you the best possible protection against flu viruses likely to be circulating during the winter season. The vaccine protects people around you who are more at risk of serious flu illness, like babies and young children, older people and people with health conditions.
Find out more about the flu vaccine at NHS informImmunisation and vaccines
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COVID-19 spring vaccine
Don’t let your protection fade this spring.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) and flu vaccinations
It's strongly recommended you get vaccinated for flu and coronavirus. Vaccines were offered to those eligible this pa...
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Vaccinations for adults
Routine vaccinations for adults, and for during pregnancy.
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Pneumococcal vaccinations
The pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine is also known as the PPV, pneumococcal or 'pneumo' vaccine.
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Shingles vaccinations
Adults in Scotland are offered routine vaccination for shingles at age 65, or 70 or over.
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Vaccinations for babies, children and young people
Vaccinations available for babies, pre-school children and young people from 11 years.
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Child flu vaccination
NHS Scotland recommends all eligible children should get the vaccine to help protect them from influenza (flu).
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Travel vaccines
You can get vaccinations for international travel at local community pharmacies.