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    Jericho Agoncillo
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    The document is an article about the flu from March 21, 2019. It states that about 2.5% of the population gets the flu each year from October to May, with symptoms like headaches, chills, coughs, fevers and body aches lasting around two weeks. Serious complications are common and an estimated 20,000 Americans die from the flu annually. Annual flu shots can help prevent illness and are recommended for high-risk groups. Some drugs may shorten and lessen symptoms if taken within 48 hours of them appearing.

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    The document is an article about the flu from March 21, 2019. It states that about 2.5% of the population gets the flu each year from October to May, with symptoms like headaches, chills, coughs, fevers and body aches lasting around two weeks. Serious complications are common and an estimated 20,000 Americans die from the flu annually. Annual flu shots can help prevent illness and are recommended for high-risk groups. Some drugs may shorten and lessen symptoms if taken within 48 hours of them appearing.

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    About Flu

    Transféré par

    Jericho Agoncillo
    The document is an article about the flu from March 21, 2019. It states that about 2.5% of the population gets the flu each year from October to May, with symptoms like headaches, chills, coughs, fevers and body aches lasting around two weeks. Serious complications are common and an estimated 20,000 Americans die from the flu annually. Annual flu shots can help prevent illness and are recommended for high-risk groups. Some drugs may shorten and lessen symptoms if taken within 48 hours of them appearing.

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    Information about Flu

    About 2.5 percent of the population suffers from flu each year from October to May. Flu-related symptoms generally last for two
    weeks and include sudden headaches, chills, dry coughs, high fevers, and body aches. Serious complications are common, and
    an estimated 20,000 Americans die each year from the disease.

    Annual flu shots can help prevent the illness, and they are recommended for high-risk individuals such as the elderly and
    healthcare workers. Some drugs will help shorten the duration of the illness and decrease its severity if given 48 hours after the
    symptoms appear.

    General health tips include eating a balanced diet, getting enough rest, staying home when ill, exercising frequently, and washing
    hands frequently with warm, soapy water. Your campus’s health services department wants to develop a presentation for
    students informing them about the flu and giving advice to stay healthy.

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