Flu season usually starts picking up in San Diego County around the beginning of November. But this year, the county is already seeing higher than normal flu activity, according to the latest Respiratory Virus Surveillance report.
“We’ve already seen eight deaths, which is four times more than we were this time the last three years,” said Dr. Sayone Thihalolipavan, the county’s public health officer.
All eight people who died were over 50 years old, and six had not been vaccinated…