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HealthDr. Kris Bryant, with Norton Children’s Infectious Diseases Institute, said though deaths are expected every year, this flu season has been particularly harsh on children.
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HealthDr. Suman Shekar specializes in pediatrics and internal medicine at Med Center Health’s primary care facility in Bowling Green. She said she won’t be surprised if southern Kentucky soon sees a big increase in the number of admitted patients suffering from those illnesses.
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Health“It’s important to get [the] vaccine now because we want kids to have protection when flu season starts,” said Dr. Kristina Bryant, a pediatrician with Norton Children’s Infectious Diseases.
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Four people have died from the flu in Kentucky since August. State officials say all those people had other health conditions, and hadn’t received the flu…
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Kentucky health officials want to avoid a repeat of last year’s flu season that reached an epidemic level. The flu virus killed 325 Kentuckians and…
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Health officials in Lexington and Louisville are urging people who haven't gotten flu shots to get vaccinated.A statement from the Lexington-Fayette…
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Even though it’s late in the season, the number of flu cases is on the rise in Kentucky. State health experts are still encouraging vaccination.For the…
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With the holiday season often comes an increase in the number of flu cases across Kentucky. Over the last week state officials report rates of the flu…