The U.S. may see more flu as students go back to in-person learning and states loosen mask mandates amid a return to social gatherings, experts say.
Author: Adrianna Rodriguez, USA TODAY
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Got the sniffles? Summer colds are rushing back. Here’s how to tell if it’s COVID-19.
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