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Soaring subway crime from laura ingle. >> laura. >> as the nypd works of combat soaring subway crime, more cases of violence underground continue to go on including another stabbing at a high profile subway station last week as new york citys mayor works to fulfill the citys promise of regaining safety in the subway system. another vicious subway stabbing caught on video surveillance underground. the nypd releasing this video and hopes the public will help them identify the suspect seen attackin...

Theres no question its something that i would recommend. >> the holidays are here. youve got my instagram page for a nice video. a season, this is a season where we should be sharing time with loved ones. unfortunately, its also the season when a lot people are missing folks around the table. sometimes, over the last couple of weeks, though, another people have and the sharing winter virus as well. this winter, people are very worried about a lot more than the sniffles. medical professionals, th...

Margin for other patients if hospitals are going to carry on doing what they normally do. one of the reasons for that is delays in transferring patients outside hospitals back home and into the community who are fit to leave and the latest figures show more than 13,000 were fit to leave but were still occupying hospital beds and that demonstrates issues in social care, difficulties finding placements, difficulties actually getting patients into rehab and that is one really big challenge for the ...

South Carolina has experienced more than 100 times more flu cases and nearly 50 times more hospitalizations than this time last year.

Every pediatric ICU bed in New Hampshire is filled and one doctor says things in Massachusetts could get worse as people gather for the holidays.

Severe heart disease, for example. and it does work. and it does make it milder. but, no, that vaccine is yet to come. >> why are we seeing such a spike in, you know, some new children kind of flooding into the emergency rooms with rsv. and here in atlanta, you know, ive been speaking with the childrens health care of atlanta, theyre saying that the shift this week has been now a majority of flu cases. last week, it was rsv. but i know theres a lot of talk about the immunity gap, covid forcing a...

Have had on ones immune system, making you more susceptible. >> that makes so much sense. so flu season also, you know, ramping up early this year, and cdc data shows its been more than a decade since flu hospitalization rates have been this high at this point in the season. do you apply the same kind of logic that you did for rsv? >> the burden of flu cases right now is actually a bit eyebrow raising. it hasnt been this bad since the 2009 h 1 n 1 pandemic. flu is hard to predict. in the souther...

“Usually we will see the flu more likely in the winter months,” Dr. Rani said. “Usually we’ll see it into December, January, February. But, since the pandemic, we’re seeing diseases out of season.”

The Department of Health and Human Services says more pediatric hospital beds are filled now than they have been since 2020.

Students called out sick. the school paper suggests a recent crowded school dance could have been a superspreader event. across a number of states, particularly in the south, confirmed flu cases are higher than usual for this early in the season. officials are urging people to gets their flu vaccines early, before the end of october. experts are predicting a rough few months ahead. >> it could be a really bad harbinger of the winter if thats also combined with a covid-19 surge. >> reporter: youn...