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Two studies released by the CDC say the flu vaccine was effective at preventing hospitalization during the 2022-2023 flu season.
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IU Health Bloomington Hospital treated fewer than 20 flu cases in the last two weeks, according to a spokesperson. The hospital has seen an increase in COVID-19 patients.
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It is possible to get COVID, RSV and the flu at the same time, also known as the ‘trifecta.’
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The Indiana Department of Health (IDOH) confirmed its first two flu deaths Thursday and is urging Hoosiers to get vaccinated.
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The Centers For Disease Control is investigating an increase in Strep diagnoses–and doctors nationwide also are reporting more flu infections this season.
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Originating from a financial struggle to accommodate for a surge of adults requiring inpatient treatment for COVID-19, seasonal viruses increase the shortage of pediatric hospital beds.
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Health officials say the number of patients in the hospital are exceeding 11,000 – which could eventually lead to or exceed COVID-19 hospital capacity levels.
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Data from the Indiana Department of Health suggests this is the earliest start to high flu-like illnesses in the state since at least 2011.
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In a statement issued earlier this week, the Indiana Hospital Association said pediatric beds were more than 70 percent occupied across the five largest hospitals specializing in care for children.
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After years of masking, social distancing and washing our hands, our immune systems may not be as prepared for the flu.