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Island Health says flu season seems to have hit peak

According to the BC Centre for Disease Control we’ve passed the peak of flu season, although there’s still a lot of flu activity in the province.

Dr. Charmaine Enns is a medical heath officer with Island Health. She says the peak they’re seeing is for this season’s most common strain, H3N2 – a type of influenza A.

The BC CDC also says there’s been a record number of outbreaks at long term care facilities this flu season.

There’s just one right now in the Cowichan Valley; at Cerwydden Care in Duncan.

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