The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) announced it is launching a statewide media campaign encouraging Michiganders to get their flu vaccine this fall and help prevent an outbreak of a second communicable disease that – with COVID-19 still very much a concern – could put our state’s economy and health care system
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has confirmed the first influenza-associated pediatric deaths of the 2019-2020 flu season in Michigan. Influenza claims the lives of children every year across the United States. MDHHS is urging residents to get vaccinated for protection this season. The reported deaths involve children from Shiawassee and Wayne
La División de Salud del Condado de Oakland, invita a la comunidad a vacunarse contra la influenza, la cual protege contra hasta cuatro virus de la gripe, que es más probable que ocurran esta temporada. «Protéjase y proteja a sus seres queridos en esta temporada de vacaciones vacunándose contra la gripe cada año», dijo Kathy
In recognizing National Influenza Vaccination Week, Oakland County Health Division encourages residents to get vaccinated against influenza. The flu vaccine protects against as many as four flu viruses which are most likely to occur this season. “Protect yourself and loved ones this holiday season by getting your annual flu shot,” said Kathy Forzley, director of
Oakland County Health Division (OCHD) was notified of a flu-associated death in a 69-year-old Oakland County man. While there are fewer reports of flu as compared to previous years at this time, this is the first reported flu death in Oakland County for the flu season, which began October 1. “Vaccination is the most effective