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Medical Offices of Manhattan

It should come at no surprise that flu season is in full swing.

As of February 13, widespread activity of influenza has been reported in New York State.


Updates:

66% increase since the prior week in lab-confirmed flu reports

Influenza A (H1) is prominent

29% more patients have been hospitalized with lab-confirmed influenza than the week prior

No pediatric deaths associated with the flu have been reported this season


Are you doing your best to prevent the flu?

  1. Did you get your flu shot?
  2. Are you washing your hands regularly?
  3. Do you cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze?
  4. Are you getting enough sleep?

For some, the flu only develops into bothersome symptoms that last for about a week. For those with pre-existing medical conditions, children, senior citizens and pregnant women, the flu can pose a serious threat. For more information, contact your doctor today.