Doctors warn of potentially deadlier flu season local12.com
CINCINNATI (WKRC) – Friday, Miami University became the first Tri-State college to confirm a flu outbreak, but doctors warn other schools may not be far behind. This flu season, H3N2 appears to be the dominant strain. The last time that happened was during the 2017-18 flu season, which resulted in almost 80,000 deaths and almost 960,000 hospitalizations. "And what's concerning is that would be on top of a continued plateau, if not slightly increasing, cases of COVID-19," said Dr.
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Miami University has released a statement:
“We, like other universities across the country, are experiencing an uptick in the flu during flu season. As the CDC has warned, we should expect a severe flu season.”