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Oklahoma sees H3N2 flu surge, 9 deaths, and shelter challenges.
The number of H3N2 flu cases in Oklahoma is rising quickly; infections are doubling every week, and 90% of cases are now caused by this strain.
Since September, nine deaths from the flu have been documented, two of which occurred in December.
Health officials strongly advise vaccination as the best prevention and caution that antiviral treatments are most effective when initiated within 24 hours of symptoms.
Tulsa Animal Services' save rate has increased to almost 80%, but it still has to deal with an increasing number of animals—nearly 9,000 this year.
As the shelter gets ready to open a larger facility, activist Kirsten Junco is calling for a new review procedure prior to euthanasia to guarantee humane treatment, citing staff stress and communication issues.
Oklahoma ve un aumento de la gripe H3N2, 9 muertes y desafíos de refugio.