A new mRNA flu vaccine just got FDA approval — but should you wait for it or get a shot now?

The FDA has approved a new mRNA flu vaccine that offers improved protection against influenza A. Health officials note that while effective, the vaccine may cause mild side effects.
The FDA-approved mRNA flu vaccine offers better protection against influenza A but may cause mild side effects.
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