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Flu hospital admissions fall as health officials warn virus ‘still with us’
Admissions fell from 10.0 to 7.8 per 100,000 last week, but officials warn flu may rebound as holiday gatherings increase transmission risk.
- Flu hospital admissions in England are falling for the first time this winter, though the virus is still circulating and infections could bounce back in the new year.
- The rate of flu hospital admissions stood at 7.8 per 100,000 people in the week ending December 21, down from 10.0 per 100,000 the previous week.
- Health officials warn that flu is unpredictable and advise getting vaccinated, washing hands regularly, and ensuring good indoor ventilation to prevent severe illness.
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Flu admissions fall in hospitals but officials warn of potential 'bounce back' - Birmingham Live
The rate of flu hospital admissions in England has fallen for the first time this winter, according to new data, but health officials have warned the virus is "still with us"
·Birmingham, United Kingdom
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Flu hospital admissions fall as health officials warn virus ‘still with us’
Admission rates remain highest among people aged 85 and over.
·London, United Kingdom
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