Influenza (Flu)

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Influenza Updates:

  • Seasonal flu activity continues at low levels across most of the county.
  • CDC recommends annual flu vaccination as long as flu activity is ongoing.
Flu Report
Prevent Flu
Everyone 6 months & older should receive a yearly flu vaccine.

Everyone 6 months & older should receive a yearly flu vaccine.

Prevention
Symptoms & Diagnosis
Flu can cause mild to severe illness. Learn the symptoms of flu.

Flu can cause mild to severe illness. Learn the symptoms of flu.

Symptoms
Treatment
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Prescription medications called antiviral drugs can be used to treat flu.

Treatment
Flu Activity & Surveillance
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Laboratory confirmed flu activity as reported by clinical laboratories remains low.

Activity
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About Flu

Learn about flu season and get answers to questions.

Flu Season

Find information about current and past flu seasons.

People at Higher Risk

Understand who is at higher risk of flu.

FluVaxView

Reports on Flu Vaccination Coverage and Utilization

Communication Resources

Find resources to promote flu prevention.

Health Professionals

Learn what CDC recommends this season.

Flu News & Spotlights

Read about CDC's work with flu.

Flu vs. COVID Symptoms

Learn the differences between Flu and COVID-19.

Toolkit: Flu Vaccination for Children

Our toolkit has social media resources, posters, and more to help parents and kids fight flu.

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Flu Vaccine Finder

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Find flu vaccines in your area.
Everyone 6 months of age and older needs a flu vaccine.

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