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Chicago's Flu Season Is Here -- Is It Too Late To Protect Yourself?
Episode 342

Chicago's Flu Season Is Here -- Is It Too Late To Protect Yourself?

On today’s podcast, sponsored by Rush, epidemiologist Dr. Michael Lin on what we’re in for this flu season, and if it’s too late to protect yourself.

The Block Club Chicago Podcast · Rush University Medical Center, Block Club Chicago, Jon Hansen

December 18, 202523m 40s

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Show Notes

On today’s podcast, sponsored by Rush, epidemiologist Dr. Michael Lin on what we’re in for this flu season, and if it’s too late to protect yourself. 

Host - Jon Hansen

Guest - Dr. Michael Lin

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