We're hearing from health officials that getting a flu shot 

But some people are still hesitant and&nbsp;others have ventured out to get a flu shot,&nbsp;but have been turned away 

Why our immune system might be better at fighting COVID-19 than we think

Experts say there’s a lot more to consider before we can definitively say coronavirus antibodies don’t last long enough to protect us.

FILE PHOTO: Scientist Linqi Zhang shows a tube with a solution containing COVID-19 antibodies in his lab where he researches novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) antibodies for possible use in a drug at Tsinghua University's Research Center for Public Health in Beijing, China, March 30, 2020. Picture taken March 30, 2020.  REUTERS/Thomas Peter/File Photo

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A Chinese scientist examines a sample containing COVID-19 antibodies in his lab in Beijing on March 30. Experts say there's a lot more to consider before we can definitively say antibodies don't last long enough to protect us from reinfection.

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