Butte County Public Health urges residents to get flu shots
Flu activity in the county is still low, but officials want residents vaccinated before the season peaks. Two free drive-thru vaccine clinics in Oroville are planned for later this month.
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What happened
Butte County Public Health is asking residents to get flu shots as the flu season begins. Flu activity in the county is currently low. Two free drive-thru vaccination clinics in Oroville are planned for later this month.
Why it matters
Officials say residents should get vaccinated before flu reaches its peak months.
Coverage
- Public health officials recommend vaccinations for respiratory illnesses (kfyrtv.com)
- Flu activity currently low in Butte County, but officials urge vaccination before peak months (chicoer.com)
- Rising flu activity prompts vaccination calls in Colorado and Michigan
- Colorado child flu death prompts early vaccination push as cases rise
- Colorado confirms child flu death as early season prompts vaccine push
- Early flu season spreads as officials urge vaccines
- Health leaders in several states urge flu and virus vaccines
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