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CDC: Flu activity “very high” in 7 states and Washington D.C.
A well being care employee administers a flu shotin Chicago in September. Photograph: Scott Olson/Getty Photographs
At the least 25 U.S. states or territories lately have had “very excessive” or “excessive” charges of influenza exercise, based on the newest knowledge from the Facilities for Illness Management and Prevention.
Why it issues: The info suggests this yr’s flu season is hitting the U.S. tougher and sooner than in earlier years, particularly within the south.
By the numbers: The CDC preliminarily estimates there have been between 2.8 million and 6.6 million flu sicknesses from Oct. 1 by means of Nov. 5.
- In that very same time interval, the CDC estimates there have been between 1,300 and three,600 deaths from the flu and between 23,000 and 48,000 hospitalizations from it.
The massive image: The CDC categorized Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, Tennessee, South Carolina, Virginia and the District of Columbia as having “very excessive” ranges of flu exercise.
- Flu exercise ranges haven’t been this excessive this early for the reason that 2009 swine flu pandemic.
Sure, however: The map doesn’t mirror influenza circumstances however non-hospitalized medical visits to well being care suppliers for influenza-like sicknesses, which the CDC makes use of to measure the exercise stage of influenza in a state or territory.
Go deeper: CDC: Black, Hispanic and Indigenous adults extra prone to get hospitalized for flu
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DC police identify man who died after being shot near Nationals Park – WTOP News
D.C. police have identified the man who died after being shot near Nationals Park on Friday night.
D.C. police have identified the man who died after being shot near Nationals Park on Friday.
Police said officers responded to a report of gunshots being heard in the 1300 block of South Capitol Street at K Street in Southwest just before 7 p.m.
Officers said they were “flagged down” for a man with “gunshot wound injuries.” He was transported to a hospital, where he later died.
The man has been identified as Marc Butler Jr., 28, of no fixed address.
Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to contact D.C. police.
A map of the area where the shooting happened is below.
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