Weekly surveillance report highlights rise in cases
Public Health Isle of Man says flu-like illnesses are increasing in the community.
The body's latest weekly surveillance report has highlighted a rise in cases, based on GP consultations.
Yesterday (15 December), Manx Care introduced mask-wearing in healthcare settings in a bid to reduce the spread of infection.
Read more HERE.
Public Health has been advising anyone who is eligible to become protected by getting a flu vaccine.
Dr Ross Keat, a consultant with Public Health Isle of Man, explains what you should do if you're not eligible:
You can listen to the full interview with Dr Ross Keat via the Manx Radio Newscast below:
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