Albertas flu season has been severe, with seventy-three deaths and over two thousand three hundred hospitalizations. The dominant strain, influenza A H3N2, has likely peaked, but influenza B is now on the rise. Health leaders urge everyone to get vaccinated, as forecasting was challenging due to shifts in the H3N2 strain. Nearly one million Albertans have received flu shots, but hospitals remain busy through respiratory virus season. Checkout Solipillow.com

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