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flag The U.S. braces for a severe flu season due to widespread strains, low vaccination rates, and weakened public health capacity.

flag The U.S. faces another potentially severe flu season after last year’s record-breaking outbreak, with early signs of rising activity in the U.K. and Japan. flag Despite CDC predictions of a moderate season, experts warn of possible severity due to persistent H1N1, H3N2, and flu B strains, waning immunity, and low vaccination rates—especially among children. flag Disruptions from a government shutdown and CDC staffing cuts may hinder surveillance and response, increasing public health risks. flag Health officials urge getting vaccinated in October for optimal protection through peak flu months.

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