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Dr. Peter Smulowitz Discusses the Flu with MyFM
Kids, Parents, Grandparents; everyone is getting sick. What do we know (about this year's flu)? Listen to the interview to learn more.
The vaccine is still very effective against reducing severe disease, hospitalization and death...get your vaccine, and it's not too late for that.
Dr. Peter Smulowitz | Emergency Medicine, UMass Memorial Medical Group
Health insurers face new restrictions as Healey moves to end prior authorizations, long hated by many
How to handle kids and the flu
We've been hearing about it for weeks. Flu is raging right now, and children are being affected by that surge. So how do you know whether your child needs emergency medical care?
Flu remains at ‘very high’ levels in Mass., R.I., and N.H.
We’re probably seeing close to 20 percent of emergency department cases related to influenza right now
Dr. Timothy Boardman | Emergency Medicine at UMass Memorial Medical Center