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What To Expect From Sick Season This Year, According To Doctors

Doctors warn of increased risk of respiratory illnesses this flu season.

By · Published September 25, 2026  13:42 UTC · Updated September 26, 2026  00:27 UTC

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Doctors have continued to emphasize the importance of flu vaccinations ahead of the upcoming flu season, with many urging people to get vaccinated by Halloween. Various health experts have shared tips and information on how to reduce the risk of respiratory illnesses, including the need for flu shots.

The push for vaccinations remains a key focus as the country prepares for the flu season.

Epilogue added 44d ago, after coverage quieted.

Questions people are asking

What are the symptoms of the flu?

Coverage does not yet specify the exact symptoms of the flu.

When is the best time to get vaccinated?

Doctors recommend getting vaccinated by Halloween.

Can the flu shot reduce the risk of flu?

According to the University of Alabama at Birmingham, yes.

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  • Primary Driver: Doctors warn of increased risk of respiratory illnesses this flu season.
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As flu season approaches, people will feel the consequences of delayed vaccination, with increased risk of respiratory illnesses and hospitalizations. Doctors are urging early vaccination to fight flu season. This is particularly crucial for vulnerable populations such as the elderly and young children.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has not yet specified the exact timing for this year's flu season. However, coverage from the WSJ suggests that a flu season without a flu-shot push may lead to increased cases of respiratory illnesses. Aspirus shares tips on how to help reduce the impact of respiratory illnesses, including getting vaccinated and practicing good hygiene.

The open question remains: will people heed the doctors' warnings and get vaccinated in time?

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