Less flu — more other respiratory infections: Are the islands ready?
Flu vaccination in Mallorca: does it still make sense now?
Even with fewer flu cases, vaccination still matters in Mallorca, especially for vulnerable groups. It helps reduce the risk of severe illness.
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Should people in Mallorca still get the flu vaccine if flu cases are falling?
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Related follow-up questions from the same article, collected in one place.
Is flu still spreading in Mallorca right now?
Flu is easing, but other respiratory infections are still a concern in Mallorca.
Why are respiratory infections increasing in Mallorca even when flu numbers go down?
Flu numbers can fall while other viruses keep circulating.
Who in Mallorca is most at risk from respiratory infections this winter?
Older adults and young children are the main at-risk groups.
What symptoms in children should parents in Mallorca watch for?
Parents should watch for breathing problems, worsening cough and unusual weakness.
How busy are hospitals in Mallorca with flu and other respiratory infections?
Hospitals have remained stable so far, supported by extra capacity.
What should nursing homes in Mallorca do during a rise in respiratory infections?
Testing, visiting rules and vaccination are key in care homes.
What can people in Palma do to reduce the spread of winter viruses?
Early caution and clear advice can help slow transmission in Palma.
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