Think you've dodged the flu this year? Don't be so sure

Newseze Wire·Fri, Sep 18, 5:36 AMWire: ABC Australia

Australia is facing an abnormally late surge in influenza numbers this year, but the total amount of cases is predicted to be far fewer than in 2025.

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Think you've dodged the flu this year? Don't be so sure

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