Influenza cases rise in Singapore; CDA says infections not more severe than usual

Influenza cases rise in Singapore

Influenza cases in Singapore have risen but remain less severe than usual; high-risk groups are advised to get vaccinated and follow health precautions. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore Flu Positivity Rate Rises From 24% to 36.6% in One Week

Influenza activity has increased in Singapore, but the Communicable Diseases Agency says there is currently no sign that infections are more severe than usual. Those travelling during the September school holidays may also want to consider getting their flu vaccination before departure. The post Singapore Flu Positivity Rate Rises From 24% to 36.6% in One Week appeared first on Goody Feed.

Singapore sees uptick in flu cases, but no signs infections more severe than usual: CDA

Singapore is experiencing an increase in influenza cases, but there is no indication that infections are more severe than usual, the Communicable Diseases Agency (CDA) said on Tuesday (Sept 1).Data from the agency showed that number of patients who tested positive for influenza increased to 36.6 per cent in the week of Aug 16 to 22, compared to 24 per...

Influenza cases rise in Singapore; CDA says infections not more severe than usual

More than a third of influenza-like illness samples tested positive for the virus in the week of Aug 16 to 22.