Reports of influenza activity in the United States were elevated, with influenza levels considered “widespread” in thirty-one states; “regional” in fourteen; three states and Wash., D.C. with “local”; two states reporting “sporadic”. There were NO states that reported “no activity”.
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Reports of influenza activity in the U.S. are increasing, with influenza levels considered “widespread” in four states; “regional” in seven;... read more
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