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Italy is in the grip of its worst flu season in 14 years

Ronan Kelly

Retired 2020
Italy is in the grip of its worst flu season in 14 years
The Local
news@thelocal.it
@thelocalitaly
19 January 2018
14:48 CET+01:00

Nearly 4 million people in Italy sought treatment for the flu in recent weeks, the highest number of cases since 2004.
There were some 832,000 flu patients between January 8-14th, according to the National Health Institute’s virus monitoring service, making a total of 3,883,000 cases since September 2017.

“The spread of the influenza virus this year is very intense, higher even than the pandemic of 2009-10 and comparable only to the 2004-5 season,” said Antonino Bella, one of the institute’s specialists in infectious disease.

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In total 140 cases were serious and 30 people with flu have died, most of them with pre-existing health conditions that led to complications.
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https://www.thelocal.it/20180119/ita...on-in-14-years
 
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