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Despite a decline in the number of flu cases in New Mexico at the start of the year, the state still has some of the highest levels in the country, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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It’s that time of the year again and cases of winter respiratory illnesses are elevated across the country. In New Mexico, these diseases like RSV, COVID, and especially the flu are hitting hard. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have recommendations on how best to protect yourself during the holiday season.
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It’s that time of year again to prepare for several winter respiratory diseases that will be circulating in the next few months. The New Mexico Department of Health held a briefing Tuesday, about several new developments for vaccines in order to avoid the possibility a tripledemic.
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Young children are being hospitalized with the flu in New Mexico at more than three times the national rate. There have been 122 hospitalizations of…
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Let's Talk New Mexico 12/13 8a: Doctors recommend getting a flu shot in the fall, but it’s not too late. A record 80,000 people died in 2017 from the flu…
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Flu season is here and state officials are urging people to get vaccinated.Around 36,000 people across the country die each year from the flu, according…
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Flu season starts next month. The state Department of Health is asking people to get vaccinated before the disease starts to spread.Experts say the flu…
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Influenza is the 8th leading cause of death in the United States, according to the CDC.UNM Hospital provides free flu shots and even drive-thru clinics to…
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The weather’s warming up, but flu season’s not quite over. Even if you already had the flu this season, if you feel ill, you could have it again. A second…