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02.02.2015
Did Your Patient with a Rash Attend the Super Bowl?
The flu in Massachusetts is widespread across the state, and moderate in intensity, according to DPH’s weekly flu report. Influenza-like illness (ILI) is defined as fever above 100.01 in addition to either cough or sore throat. According to DPH, the number of this year’s (2014-15) flu cases is above last year’s (2013-14), but the number of cases has not yet reached the especially bad 2012-13 season. Laboratory-confirmed flu that resulted in hospitalizations began to spike over the past two weeks in Massachusetts.
Weekly flu reports are posted on the state’s Public Health Blog.
This story originally appeared in the
February 2, 2015 edition of Monday Report
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