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Severe flu season hits Georgia and U.S., with record deaths and hospitalizations, but shots and treatments can still help.
Flu activity is surging across Georgia and the U.S., with the 2025–2026 season deemed the most severe since 2018, driven by a rapidly spreading variant.
Georgia reports 29 flu-related deaths, over 1,500 hospitalizations, and 73 outbreaks, with metro Atlanta and southeast regions especially hard hit.
Health officials warn of continued increases, especially as schools reopen, and stress that it’s not too late to get a flu shot, which can still prevent severe illness.
Antiviral treatments are effective if started early.
Free vaccines are available in several counties, and experts urge handwashing, staying home when sick, and other preventive measures to curb spread.
La temporada severa de gripe golpea Georgia y los EE.UU., con muertes y hospitalizaciones récord, pero las vacunas y los tratamientos aún pueden ayudar.