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North Carolina reports early, severe flu season with record deaths, urging vaccination amid rising cases.
Flu season has begun in North Carolina, with health officials warning of a severe outbreak after the 2024-25 season recorded 536 flu-related deaths—the highest in 16 years—mostly among adults 65 and older.
The CDC urges annual vaccination as the best protection, noting flu activity is already at its highest levels in over 15 years, surpassing COVID-19 deaths so far in 2025.
Though flu season typically ends in March, cases can continue into May.
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the U.S., while cancer, including rising early-onset cases, is the second leading cause, driven by lifestyle factors and ongoing research gaps.
Carolina del Norte informa una temporada temprana y severa de gripe con muertes récord, instando a la vacunación en medio del aumento de los casos.