Flu cases surge in Georgia, CDC warns of severe season
Georgia is experiencing a severe flu season, with the CDC reporting “very high” levels of activity statewide. As of Jan. 5, roughly one-third of flu tests in Georgia are coming back positive, signaling widespread transmission. Health officials warn that gatherings during the holidays and the return to work could continue to drive cases higher. Residents are urged to take precautions, including vaccination, hand hygiene, and staying home if sick, as the flu season shows no signs of slowing down.
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