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Nearly 160 Recruits Sickened at Lackland After Pentagon Ends Flu Vaccine Requirement

Pentagon officials granted Lackland a time-limited exception to require flu shots to curb the outbreak that sickened roughly 159 trainees.

Early Respiratory Virus Cases Fall in Australia as Experts Urge Flu Shots

Brazil Starts National Flu Vaccination Drive With Day D

Brazil to Launch National Flu Vaccination Drive Saturday With 'Day D' Push

Argentina Starts 2026 Flu Vaccinations Early as H3N2 Risk Rises

FDA Refuses to File Moderna’s mRNA Flu Vaccine Application Over Trial Comparator

Influenza B Drives Late-Winter Flu Rebound in the U.S.

Germany's Influenza A Wave Deepens, Pressuring Care and Renewing Vaccination Push

Virginia Reports First Child Flu Death During Brief National Lull in Severe H3N2 Season

Germany’s Flu Wave Deepens as H3N2 Subclade K Dominates, Forcing Hospital Cutbacks and Vaccine Imports

H3N2 Subclade K Fuels Early European Flu Surge as German Cases Rise, Italian Hospitals Strain

U.S. Flu Metrics Dip Slightly, but H3N2 Wave Keeps Pressure on Hospitals

Flu Hospital Numbers Rebound in England as NHS Warns Winter Pressures Intensify

San Mateo County Confirms Adolescent Flu Death as Cases Climb

Flu Surges to 25-Year High as H3N2 ‘Subclade K’ Drives U.S. Wave

Flu Visits Hit Record Levels as Drifted H3N2 Variant Drives Early U.S. Surge

Flu Surge Accelerates Nationwide as New York Sets Weekly Hospitalization Record

H3N2 ‘K’ Drives Worsening U.S. Flu Season as New York Sets Weekly Record

New York Sets Record for Weekly Flu Cases as Hospitalizations Climb

Flu Season Accelerates as H3N2 Subclade K Becomes Dominant in the U.S.