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Some Flu Measures Decline, but It's Not Clear This Severe Season Has Peaked
- U.S. flu infections slightly declined last week, but health officials say it's unclear if the severe flu season has peaked, according to government data.
- There have been at least 15 million flu illnesses and 7,400 deaths reported this season, according to estimates from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- Michele Slafkosky expressed concern about the future health of children in this country, stating, 'I fear that flu seasons to come could be even more deadly for our youngest and most vulnerable.'
- Federal health officials announced they will no longer recommend flu vaccinations for U.S. children, leaving the decision to parents and doctors.
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