"Rising Respiratory Illnesses Strike Florida Counties Amid Declining Vaccination Rates"

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Florida is experiencing "high" flu activity with outbreaks reported in several counties, including Hillsborough, Pasco, Bradford, Charlotte, and Volusia. The Florida Department of Health highlights the increased risk for the very young, elderly, and pregnant women, and emphasizes the importance of getting the flu shot. While flu cases are rising, RSV cases are declining in the state. Flu season is expected to last until May 18, and residents are encouraged to stay informed and take preventive measures.
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