As we head into another flu season, Kira Schumm, Community Health Coordinator with the Warren County Health Department, is reminding residents that remembering the basics can help prevent the spread of illnesses:
“It might sound very basic, but really stay home when you are sick, do wash your hands well. I think those basic things will help keep us as healthy as possible.”
According to the CDC, flu season typically runs from October to April, with peak activity between December and February.
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