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It's not too late to vaccinate

Updated: January 14, 2013
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SPRINGFIELD -- Flu cases are on the rise here in Illinois, and now state leaders are on high alert. Governor Quinn wants everyone to get vaccinated.

The outbreak is getting worse by the day. About 400 people have been hospitalized for flu-related symptoms, and another 27 have died from them. All of the victims have typically been over 50.

The state expects to see even more cases in the weeks to come. Doctors say the best way to prevent getting sick is by getting the flu shot.

To find out where you can get one, visit: http://www.idph.state.il.us/


 

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