Louisiana Flu Surge: "Very High"
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•Flu surges in Louisiana as health department barred from promoting flu shots
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Louisiana 's flu activity has reached the "Very High" category set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention .
Oregon is the only other state to have reached this level.
The rest of the country spans the scale, with 13 jurisdictions at "High," including New York City and Washington DC .
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