Four San Diego residents died from influenza last week, according to the County Health and Human Services Agency.
The ages of the victims ranges from 49 to 91. All of the patients had underlying medical conditions.
A total of 6 people have died this flu season in San Diego. The county also saw twice the amount of influenza cases last week than before, with more than 300 reported cases. Roughly 6 percent of emergency visits to hospitals were also flu related last week, according to HHSA.
Vaccinations are available at local pharmacies and doctors’ offices. County public health centers also have flu shots for children and adults with no medical insurance. The Center for Disease Control recommends people 6 months and older receive a vaccination.
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Flu Kills 4 San Diegans
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