Michigan's third, fourth and fifth flu-related pediatric deaths this season confirmed
The third influenza-associated pediatric death occurred in Macomb County, according to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, while the fourth and fifth were both Kent County residents, the County Health Department wrote in a news release.
Michigan confirms two more kids have died from influenza, bringing pediatric flu deaths to five
On Thursday, the Michigan health department confirmed two more kids had died from the flu, a day after reporting a third child from Macomb County had died. The first two kids who died were from Wayne and Genesee counties. According to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, five kids have died from influenza this year.
The deaths of 2 children in Kent County were announced Thursday as well as one in Macomb County, bringing the statewide total ...
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Reporter Justin Hicks informed readers that, with the Kent County deaths, the state has now had five pediatric deaths this ...
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