CDC: 2021-2022 flu season longest on record in US
Flu activity began to tick upwards in November and stayed high through mid-June.
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Jul 25, 2022, 9:22 AM
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18ds agoThe 2021-22 flu season is now
officially the longest one on record in the United States, according to a new
report from the CDC.
Flu
activity began to tick upwards in November and stayed high through mid-June.
There
were also two peaks, one in December and another again in April.
In New York, there were over
125,000 confirmed cases.
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