ASHLAND, Ore. – According to Jackson County Health and Human Services, influenza is now in Jackson and Josephine Counties. Dr. Jim Shames said the flu often starts with fever, chills and shakes, followed by upper respiratory symptoms. More cases of ...
MEDFORD, Ore. — According to the Oregon Health Authority, about 400 thousand people have gotten flu shots in the state, which is 40 thousand less than this time last year. Seven people have already tested positive for the flu. “Kids that ...
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WCNC) – An eight-year-old North Carolina boy with flu-like symptoms was near death when doctors saved his life with a drug that’s only been used in adults. Like so many children this flu season, 8-year-old Lucas Judy came ...
Medford, Ore. — A well-known Eagle Point boy is fighting for his life against pneumonia. Orick Wagner, 13, was life-flighted to Oregon Health & Science University in Portland on Saturday, sick with two types of pneumonia viruses, according to a ...
Josephine County, Ore. — Josephine County is trying to decide whether or not to declare a flu emergency. If that happens, it means some emergency responders may change their protocols to reduce their employees’ exposure to the virus. While flu cases ...
MEDFORD, Ore. – The Oregon Health Authority confirmed Friday two Oregon children have died of the flu this season. One was under ten, the other under five. OHA is not releasing where the children were from. Meanwhile, the Center for ...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN/CNN) – The flu season has been deadly all over the country, including Oregon and Washington State. Two children and an elderly person have died in the area. Cases of the flu have increased so much in ...
Medford, Ore,. — “Couldn’t open his eyes, he could barely, he could barely move.” Duane Pridy and Ashley Kostuchowski’s son, Landon is a happy, healthy seven year old today, but, last April in the E.R. – it was another story. ...
Oregon is on track for a record-breaking flu season. The number of confirmed cases and hospitalizations is higher than the last several years. The most current numbers show there were 173 influenza-associated hospitalizations last week, compared to 204 the week ...
Medford, Ore. — Thousands of Oregonians are visiting the doctor’s office to see if their aches, fevers, and chills are in fact the flu. According to Oregon Health Authority, laboratories around the state have tested more than 8,000 specimens since ...