This flu season is bad compared to recent years. But it’s not just flu. Thankfully, we are not seeing significant increases in COVID rates.
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Category > Month: February 2021
Health Update: RSV and Flu
This may be hard to believe, but the first human infection with SARS-CoV2, probably occurred right around now, three years ago.
COVID and Flu Season Update
The impact of COVID continues to decline with 80% of US counties in the CDC “Green” level and only just over 2% remaining in the “Red” level.
Global Health Update
We are expecting to see the current low levels of flu activity will end and we will start to see the typical early signs of flu season.
COVID and Flu Season
Today is the first full day of fall, which is also the typical beginning of cold and flu season, and potentially COVID resurgence season.
New Bivalent COVID-19 Vaccine
The biggest news this week is the authorization and distribution of the new “bivalent” vaccine for COVID-19.
Brief COVID Update
The FDA formally authorized (EUA) updated COVID-19 boosters this week. We recommend that anyone who is eligible for this booster should get it.
World Health Update
While still a little too soon to say Monkeypox is on its way out, the peak in cases appears to have occurred about 3 weeks ago
Brief Health Issues Update
Globally, there are about 38,000 cases of Monkeypox, in Europe there are roughly 19,000 cases and in the US there are nearly 13,000.
Monkeypox and COVID-19 Update
It is important to keep a couple of comparisons between COVID and Monkeypox in mind as you process the news about Monkeypox.
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