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Bookmark or Share- Navigating Cold and Flu Season: How to Protect Your FamilyWith cold and flu season gearing up, it's the perfect time to think about simple, effective ways to keep your family healthy as the weather gets cooler. From flu shots to handwashing tips, we've got expert advice from Dr. Kaylee Day, a primary care physician with Archbold Primary Care - Thomasville , to help you ward off seasonal sniffles and ...
- When Flu Season Officially Starts - Cleveland Clinic Health EssentialsIn the U.S., flu season can start as early as October. But sometimes, it doesn’t rear its head until January or February. Infectious disease specialist Kristin Englund, MD, explains how we can ...
- Weekly US Map: Influenza Summary Update | FluView | CDCA Weekly Influenza Surveillance Report Prepared by the Influenza Division. This system monitors visits for respiratory illness that includes fever plus a cough or sore throat, also referred to as ILI, not laboratory confirmed influenza and may capture patient visits due to other respiratory pathogens that cause similar symptoms.
- Is It Flu, COVID-19, Allergies, or a Cold? | NIH News in HealthWinter is the prime cold and flu season. You’re more likely to be indoors and closer to others when it’s colder outside. Weather also plays a role in the spread of viruses. “Cold and flu viruses survive better and are more transmissible if it’s cooler and if there’s lower humidity,” Gordon explains.
- Cold & Flu - Harvard HealthFlu season typically begins in October or November and peaks between December and February. However, significant flu activity can last as late as May. Flu symptoms and illness severity can vary depending on the virus type, a person's age, and their overall health.
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