CDC Reports 216 Pediatric Flu Deaths This Season, Highest Since 2009
CDC Reports 216 Pediatric Flu Deaths This Season, Highest Since 2009
The CDC has confirmed 216 pediatric flu deaths so far this season, making it the highest number in 15 years.
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Health officials say this is the deadliest flu season for children since the 2009 H1N1 pandemic. Families are being urged to stay alert, as flu activity continues in some areas.
Experts are reminding parents that vaccination, early treatment, and knowing the warning signs can help protect children.

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