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Published 1 year ago

'Sharp upswing': Flu shots encouraged after early peak of Alberta cases, says U of A infectious disease specialist

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Albertans who have not yet gotten the jab are encouraged to get their flu shot. There have been 8,643 cases of influenza recorded so far in the 2022-23 season. To date, there have been 1,979 hospitalizations, 205 admissions to the ICU and 102 deaths.

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'Sharp upswing': Flu shots encouraged after early peak of Alberta cases, says U of A infectious disease specialist

"The peak was amongst the highest that we've had since 2009 and it was a really sharp upswing and then are fairly sharp drop as well."

1 year ago·Edmonton, Canada
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