Dr. Marc Siegel

Flu Season Off to a Usual Slow Start, But Expected to Jump in Early 2015

Medicine & Technology Nov 21, 2014

This time of the year is said to be influenza's season in the U.S., due mainly to the cold weather. However, health officials are saying that the flu season is starting rather slowly, as has usually been the case. The illness will most likely see its peak in January or February, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Dr. Marc Siegel

Flu Season Off to a Usual Slow Start, But Expected to Jump in Early 2015

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