The flu season in New York has arrived earlier this year compared to last season, with health officials declaring the illness "prevalent" in the region. While specific details on case numbers or severity remain limited, the early onset raises concerns about heightened activity during a period when respiratory illnesses typically rise. Experts are urging residents to take preventive measures as winter approaches. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely to assess potential impacts on public health.
Flu declared ‘prevalent’ in New York earlier than last year WIVB News 4
