Flu activity is increasing across the Palmetto State this month. Here's what the latest report from SCDPH shows.

The WHO has described it as a seasonal respiratory infection, with symptoms ranging from fever and cough to body aches, sore throat and congestion.

Flu activity in Tennessee is growing as residents inch closer to the holidays. Find out what health officials are saying.

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