CDC officials said this year’s influenza season may be peaking, but it will likely take several more weeks before activity slows down.
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Influenza activity continues to rise, as does reported flu-related death and hospitalization rates, according to the CDC’s FluView report published today.
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Top news of the day from across the health care landscape.
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This year’s influenza season has reached epidemic levels, according to a recent CDC briefing on current US flu activity.
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In recent weeks, increasing influenza activity in the United States reported from CDC surveillance data has made headlines, and health care providers are preparing for a challenging flu season.
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