Influenza B on the Rise, Spreading Mainly Among Children and Teenagers; Vaccination and Personal Hygiene Urged

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1. Changnyeong-gun says influenza is rising again, mainly among children and teenagers, and the detection rate of influenza B virus is increasing, urging vaccination and personal hygiene.
2. By age, the share of suspected influenza cases was highest among those aged 7 to 12, followed by ages 13 to 18 and 1 to 6, concentrating on school-age children and teenagers.
3. The county stresses that high-risk groups, including people aged 65 and older, children and pregnant women, should complete vaccination now if they have not yet been vaccinated.

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