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The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services reported an increase in student sicknesses across the state this week. A few schools even closed because of high levels of absenteeism.
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The winter of 1918 was brutal, not for the weather, but because the world was in the grips of an influenza pandemic that took at least 50 million lives worldwide.
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Experts say respiratory virus season has started earlier than usual and has been particularly severe for children.
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Health officials are urging Iowans to consider visiting an urgent care clinic instead of the emergency room if they have a less pressing medical concern as COVID-19 hospitalizations across the state remain high.
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As Iowa continues to experience a more severe flu season this year, University of Iowa researchers have teamed up with a non-profit to develop an online game to teach kids about influenza.
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Health experts are warning Iowans that this year’s flu season could be severe following a very mild season last year.
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As the number of COVID-19 hospitalizations increases, health experts say it's especially important that Iowans get their annual flu shot this year.
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State health officials are reporting flu activity this year in Iowa is very low due to the measures the public is taking to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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The Iowa Department of Public Health says it has identified two people in the state who are undergoing evaluation and testing for the coronavirus. State…
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The state Department of Public Health has reported that two people have died from the flu. These are the first flu-related deaths reported in the state…