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CDC weekly report shows flu trends growing in at least 39 states - MSN
NBC News. CDC weekly report shows flu trends growing in at least 39 states. Posted: January 24, 2025 | Last updated: March 19, 2025. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released ... Read More
CDC weekly report shows flu trend growing in at least 39 states - NBC News
CDC weekly report shows flu trends growing in at least 39 states. Jan. 24, 2025 03:27. ... CDC weekly report shows flu trends growing in at least 39 states ... Nightly News Full Broadcast (June 29th) ... Read More
Flu is rising nationwide, CDC reports, with spikes in ER visits - NBC News
Trends show flu activity remains high and is rising in many areas of the country, with increases in flu found in wastewater samples, the number of positive flu tests and flu-related visits to the ... Read More
Flu cases 2025: Levels have increased to highest in 15 years, CDC says - USA TODAY
The most recent CDC Weekly U.S. Influenza Surveillance Report shows that 7.8% of visits to a healthcare provider were for respiratory illness, the worst since the swine flu pandemic in late 2009. Read More
CDC launches new way to measure trends of COVID, flu and more for 2024 - CBS News
For flu, the CDC is still publishing more detailed weekly updates designed for experts, through the agency's "FluView" reports.. Those include a weekly breakdown of the "type" – influenza A or B ... Read More
Map Shows States Closing Schools Because of Flu - Newsweek
Preliminary data from the CDC show that, so far this flu season, there have been at least 24 million flu illnesses in the U.S., resulting in 310,000 hospitalizations and 13,000 deaths. Read More
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