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Mutating so as you say people are getting it, then getting a different strain of it again. Two times in the same season. You mentioned that 1,000 cases in week in delaware. Well in new jersey, in the most recent week, 3,000 cases and in pennsylvania, 26 people died in a single week and these numbers so far are not getting better. Trip to urgent care is where seventh grade teacher tara noel ended up after school tuesday. I have some cough, congestion im had it all weekend. Im teacher so im around kids and germs all day. Reporter she moved fast. Doctors say if you want to kick the flu or at leas...

Trip to urgent care is where seventh grade teacher tara noel ended up after school tuesday. I have some cough, congestion im had it all weekend. Im teacher so im around kids and germs all day. Reporter she moved fast. Doctors say if you want to kick the flu or at least dramaly reduce its effects youve got treat it win 48 hours. We have anti virals that we give to patients in the form of a pill. What that does decreasing the severity of the disease in the patient but also decreases the communicable of the disease. Nurse practitioner amys patient case load at my Doc Urgent Care in center city is...

It's been quietly spreading among the Missouri deer population for decades, but one scientist believes the consequences are much more dire than just affecting wildlife. He believes if you want to see the disease that will eventually kill every single one of us, you need to look at what's happening to Missouri deer right now.

It's been quietly spreading among the Missouri deer population for decades, but one scientist believes the consequences are much more dire than just affecting wildlife. He believes if you want to see the disease that will eventually kill every single one of us, you need to look at what's happening to Missouri deer right now.

It's been quietly spreading among the Missouri deer population for decades, but one scientist believes the consequences are much more dire than just affecting wildlife. He believes if you want to see the disease that will eventually kill every single one of us, you need to look at what's happening to Missouri deer right now.