Flu Activity Decreases Nationwide, Remains Widespread in Michigan
This flu season has been severe for seniors 65 and older, according to the Center for Disease Control.
A dip in reported national flu activity may mean influenza season is ending early, but cases remain widespread in Michigan. "Influenza activity remains high in parts of the country, but is declining nationally," according to the Center for Disease Control. Thirty-eight states, including Michigan, reported widespread geographic influenza activity for the week ending Feb. 2, 2013--down from 42 states the previous week, the CDC stated. This flu season has been especially severe for seniors 65 and older and the organization recommends the flu vaccine while viruses are still circulating. In Macomb County, where it was predicted the seasonal flu might have peaked earlier than previous years, flu shots are available throughout this month. Basic …
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Rosemary E M Wilson
4:25 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Yes. 4 Sons and they are all in school, I feel it is contributing to the well-being of their classmates as well as protecting them. A parents responsibility. more ›