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	health Daily update ⋅ January 10, 2026
	NEWS
	ABC News Flu activity continues to climb in US with at least 15 million cases: CDC ABC News Experts recommend to vaccinate even if flu shot is not perfectly matched to variantMedical contributor Dr. John Brownstein says the flu shot can still provide "important protection against hospitalization and death and severe illness.". Flag as irrelevant
	ABC News South Carolina reports 99 new measles cases ABC News The outbreak has been ongoing as state health officials continue to push for vaccinations. The majority of cases are located around Spartanburg County. "The number of those in quarantine does not reflect the number actually exposed ... Flag as irrelevant
	www.pharmacytimes.com Explainer: What Do the New HHS Vaccine Changes Mean for Pharmacists? www.pharmacytimes.com Jeffery A. Goad, PharmD, MPH, explains how recent HHS policy changes reorganizing the childhood immunization schedule could complicate routine vaccination practices and increase the risk of gaps in pediatric disease prevention. Flag as irrelevant
	KCTV Kansas City Kansas City flu surge pushes hospitals to delay some surgeries, creates blood shortage KCTV Kansas City To prevent a staffing and bed space crisis, the health system now requires all hospital staff to wear masks in public spaces around patients. Visitors are encouraged to wear masks on campus, with masks provided at entries until further notice. Flag as irrelevant
	Texas Public Radio Trips to the ER for flu spike in Bexar County; CDC says flu-like activity is 'very high' Texas Public Radio There are other respiratory illnesses complicating the January public health picture, including COVID and viruses like respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and adenovirus. In South Texas, cedar fever season is also in high gear. Flag as irrelevant
	South Carolina Public Radio Almost 100 new measles cases in South Carolina's latest outbreak update South Carolina Public Radio DPH reports that the vast majority of cases are located in Spartanburg County, but some have been diagnosed in other areas. State epidemiologist Dr. Linda Bell told South Carolina Public Radio that six of the cases were in Greenville, while the residence ... Flag as irrelevant

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