Beloved Boston police detective dies from flu complications
Boston police officer who died from the flu remembered for his ‘unwavering spirit’
A Boston police officer who died after getting the flu was remembered for his “unwavering spirit” and kindness. On Feb. 20, Mark Walsh, 51, of Milton, died after a “rapid courageous battle” with the flu, sepsis and cardiac trauma.
Boston health officials said Wednesday that along with an unusual second, late surge of flu cases across the state, the ...
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Only 37% of Boston residents are vaccinated, a concern for the spread and intensity of flu cases, Ojikutu said. The post ...
Active-duty Boston police detective Mark Walsh, 51, was remembered for "the enduring impact of a life well-lived” after dying ...
Boston's top health official said Wednesday that recent data shows a decrease in the rate of flu cases, but concerns remain ...
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Doctor’s visits are climbing. Boston Globe correspondent Emily Spatz explains why cases are so high, how this flu season is different, and if there’s relief in sight.
Beyond vaccination, Ojikutu and Crichlow recommended following all the best practices for preventing the spread of ...
Flu vaccine makers may face a last-minute scramble to produce enough doses after an FDA advisory committee meeting was ...
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates 19,000 people have died from the flu so far this winter, including ...
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