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"Those numbers, at least for us locally, are pretty classic from what we've seen before, but the rate of increase has been especially concerning." Tests Positive for COVID, Flu and RSV in the U.S ...

COVID, flu and now RSV, vaccination rates are well below what we would hope," Roberts said. "We really need to help with messaging the importance of these vaccines, because really the best method ...