Tag: flu_season
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Harvard's Bill Hanage on an Early Flu Season, Vulnerability and the First mRNA Flu Vaccine
Harvard Gazette highlights a conversation with Chan School epidemiologist Bill Hanage on the flu season's early start, who is most at risk, and the first-ever mRNA flu vaccine.
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Media Monitor: TIME Health Reports on Ovarian Aging Research, 'Sleepmaxxing' and an Early Flu Season
TIME Health newsletter highlights research showing ovaries stay biologically active after menopause, expert skepticism about elaborate sleep routines, advice on line-cutters, and signs of an early flu season.
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Media Monitor: USA TODAY Reports Early Flu Season, Title IX Enforcement Gaps and Trump's Montana Trip
USA TODAY's Daily Briefing reports flu activity is rising earlier than usual, a new analysis finds schools rarely expel for sexual violence, and Trump plans a Montana visit.
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Media Monitor: NPR Health Reports Early Flu Season, Sauna Research on Depression, and Cancer Caregiving Guidance
NPR Health reports an unusually early flu season driven by a mutated variant, emerging research on heat and depression, and advice for supporting loved ones with cancer.
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Media Monitor: Flu cases rising with new strain potentially impacting vaccine effectiveness
The Washington Post reports that flu cases are increasing in the U.S. due to a new strain that may reduce vaccine effectiveness, though officials believe vaccines still offer protection.
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2024-25 Flu Season Sees Highest Number of Pediatric Deaths Since 2004
A CDC report indicates a concerning rise in pediatric flu deaths, with 280 reported for the 2024-25 season. Additionally, 109 influenza-associated encephalopathy cases were reported, with a significant ICU admission rate.
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