Flu-related deaths confirmed in Indiana and North Carolina as flu season starts
TL;DR
Indiana has reported its first two flu-related deaths of the season, with the state health department withholding specific information due to privacy laws. Last flu season, 270 Hoosiers died from influenza, highlighting the seriousness of the illness. State Health Commissioner Lindsay Weaver emphasized the importance of getting an annual flu shot for protection. The flu season typically runs from October to May, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends flu vaccination for everyone aged 6 months and older.
- Health department announces Indiana's first 2 flu-related deaths of the season WLKY Louisville
- Indiana Department of Health reports first 2 flu-related deaths of flu season, urges vaccinations WLWT Cincinnati
- First flu-related deaths reported by Indiana Department of Health WANE
- First flu deaths of the season reported in North Carolina, officials confirm WYFF4 Greenville
- Flu season begins in New Mexico with first cases KTSM 9 NEWS
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