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Erie County's flu season hit a record. How many cases did local hospitals see?
Erie Times-News· 4 days agoAnother long, record-breaking flu season has ended, at least unofficially, in Erie County. Only 10 ...
Early signs of rising COVID in California as new FLiRT subvariants dominate
LA Times via Yahoo News· 2 days agoCalifornia may be headed to an earlier start to the summer COVID-19 season than normal as the latest...
1 more flu death reported in Arkansas; flu activity remains ‘minimal’ | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette· 5 days agoOne flu-related death was reported in Arkansas over the past week, raising this season's death toll...
Newgarden goes back-to-back at Indy 500 to give Roger Penske record-extending 20th win
Houston Chronicle· 9 hours agoJosef Newgarden once again brought his victorious Team Penske car to a stop on the Yard of Bricks at...
US could see spike in bird flu cases after migration season
Newsweek· 3 days agoThe U.S. could see an increase in bird flu cases as the peak of spring migration comes to an end,...
Colorado has most normal respiratory virus season since start of pandemic, but COVID still taking...
Denver Post· 4 days agoCOVID-19 killed far fewer people than in previous seasons, but still claimed 647 lives in Colorado...
Falcons add two wide receivers
Atlanta Journal-Constitution· 4 days agoThe Falcons have signed wide receivers Daylen Baldwin and OJ Hiliare. The team also released tight end Tucker Fisk. Baldwin was originally signed by the...
Can you hear them buzzing?
USA TODAY via Yahoo News· 5 days agoNo, a cicada didn't write this newsletter (sorry), but I’m here to tell you that cicada season is in full swing. A string of tornadoes ripped through...
Michigan farmworker infected with bird flu, only 2nd human case tied to cows
MLive.com· 5 days agoA Michigan farmworker has been diagnosed with bird flu, becoming only the second human case stemming...
Moooving on with pandemics
Fergus Falls Journal· 5 days agoWith the earth in turmoil from humanity and ecological change, epidemiologists have repeatedly warned of diseases leaping from their original host to the nearest abundant species -- humans.
