Flu virus still present in the United States, some areas experiencing increase in cases
Flu virus still present in the United States, some areas experiencing increase in cases
The flu virus is still present in the United States, with certain regions seeing an uptick in cases. While flu hospitalizations have declined nationwide, respiratory illnesses have increased in specific states. The Midwest has witnessed a rise in flu-like illnesses, with 23 states reporting high levels. Although the flu season peaked in late December, there is a possibility of a second surge.
The flu virus is still present in the United States, with certain regions seeing an uptick in cases. While flu hospitalizations have declined nationwide, respiratory illnesses have increased in specific states. The Midwest has witnessed a rise in flu-like illnesses, with 23 states reporting high levels. Although the flu season peaked in late December, there is a possibility of a second surge.
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The flu virus is still present in the United States, with certain regions seeing an uptick in cases. While flu hospitalizations have declined nationwide, respiratory illnesses have increased in specific states. The Midwest has witnessed a rise in flu-like illnesses, with 23 states reporting high levels. Although the flu season peaked in late December, there is a possibility of a second surge. 
