The news comes as data from the UKHSA shows that flu infection levels continue to rise, up again on last week with some young children already needing intensive care
I’m Matt Rosser with news that NHS has administered 13.2 million flu vaccinations since September. Director of Vaccinations and Screening Steve Russell says the jabs will provide crucial protection to the most vulnerable, including almost two thirds of over 65s. The news comes as data from the UKHSA shows that flu infection levels continue to rise, up again on last week with some young children already needing intensive care. Flu seasons typically peak in December and January. For more care news stay with us here at Care Radio.
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