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For the second consecutive year, Louisiana leads the nation in early-season flu cases, according to CDC data. Last week, Louisiana reported the highest flu activity nearing the ‘very high’ range. State Epidemiologist Theresa Sokol says over 11-percent of flu tests in Louisiana returned positive, compared to the national average of 3.5-percent. ...

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According to some new medical research, there was virtually no flu season this year. In fact, there were hardly any documented cases of the flu at all anywhere.

Folks across the south have been suffering from what has been coined "Cedar Fever" since around mid-December - and it's going to get much worse before it gets better.

With the season peaking at the end of January through mid-February, experts expect reported illnesses to rise even higher.

Have you received your flu shot this year?

In the CDC's latest report, Louisiana got high marks - but not in the good way.

Have you ever gone to work with the flu?

The flu bug has invaded Northwest Louisiana and as scores of kids flood the offices of our pediatricians, school officials are left with some big decisions.

Caddo Parish Schools Superintendent, Dr. Goree, has made the decision to close a school Wednesday because of the flu outbreak.

Flu Season isn't even halfway over yet!

Wash your hands and stay home if you are feeling sick. The flu season is not over.