There were 14 reported deaths in kids last week alone from the flu.
If you’ve had the flu shot, it may be even more effective for fighting this second wave. “The influenza vaccine protects against various strains, three or four, depending on which vaccine you receive,” said Dr. William Schaffner, medical director for the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases, which weren’t as close of a match. Now, that flu activity is changing, “an increase in A/H1N1,” Schaffner said. “It looks like we’re having a second wave,” he added.
“The flu season began early this year and took off aggressively,” added Schaffner. “It began prominently in the southeastern states but quickly spread. So far, there is no sign that the momentum of the annual epidemic is slowing.” In fact, some states like Minnesota are seeing record numbers of flu patients,We're still in the thick of flu season. According to the weekly flu report from the
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