"Low Vaccination Rates Strain New Hampshire Hospitals Amid Respiratory Illness Rise"

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Low vaccination rates in New Hampshire are contributing to a rise in respiratory illnesses, including influenza, COVID-19, and RSV, putting a strain on the healthcare system. Dr. Benjamin Chan, the state epidemiologist, emphasized the importance of vaccination, especially for older and immunocompromised individuals, as a way to prevent severe illness and reduce the burden on the healthcare system. Only 14% of the population has received updated COVID-19 shots, and efforts to increase vaccination rates are crucial in combating the spread of respiratory illnesses.
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