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The number of reported hospitalizations for influenza is down across the state, including Summit County, so far this season, but that doesn't mean we're in the clear. Flu season typically peaks in February, and health officials are still telling locals to get vaccinated as the best means for combating the severe winter illness.
*Courtesy of Doug Jordan / Center for Disease Control |*

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