Coughing and sneezing is everywhere, and doctors’ offices are packed.
Many people are talking about a so-called “super flu.” This year’s flu season did start early, and infection rates are high, according to the Federal Health Office.
A new virus subtype is dominant, making more people ill.
But health authorities stress there’s no sign of generally more severe cases. Hospitals are seeing some serious infections, but doctors say panic is unnecessary.
Older people and those with chronic illnesses remain most at risk.
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