As flu season ends, CDC tallies number of hospitalized, fatalities Unlisted Video

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released its last weekly influenza report Friday. According to UPI, flu activity remained similarly low to last week. This caps off the longest flu season in a decade. For the week ending May 18th, only Louisiana and Minnesota, plus Puerto Rico, saw low levels of flu-like illnesses, while 48 states reported minimal levels. The H1N1 strain dominated the first part of the flu season before the more severe H3N2 took over in late February. Since Oct.