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‘Perfect storm of infection’: First-quarter flu cases hit high

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Doctors have warned that record influenza detections between January and March could be an “ominous sign” for the cooler months.

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‘Perfect storm of infection’: First-quarter flu cases hit high

Doctors have warned that record influenza detections between January and March could be an “ominous sign” for the cooler months.

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Whitman County reports first flu-related death of the season - Northwest Public Broadcasting

Hospitalman Yenifer Gutierrez, left, and Hospitalman Brashea Ojeda treat COVID patients in the ICU Aboard USNS Comfort in April of 2020. Influenza deaths surpassed COVID-19 deaths for this first time in February and continued to do so through the week ending in March 22. (Credit: U.S. Navy Medicine via Flickr) Listen https://www.nwpb.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/web-0331225-RS-VOICER-fludeath.mp3(Runtime 0:45) …

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Northwest Public Broadcasting broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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