The number of flu cases in Massachusetts is at its highest percentage in years, according to the Department of Public Health, and they're urging everyone to get vaccinated.

Only 38% of Massachusetts residents have gotten their flu shot, according to state data. While there's "persistently elevated seasonal influenza cases," infections tied to COVID-19, RSV and norovirus are decreasing in the state, the commissioner said.

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Flu is surging in Massachusetts. State numbers show more cases than in at least five years. Some doctors say it's more severe and is lasting longer than usual. Vaccination rates are down in Massachusetts,

The CDC says flu rates in the United States have reached the highest level in 15 years. It seems like all respiratory infections are ramping up right now as we’re now in the thick of winter. But doctors say that getting vaccinated will keep you protected from getting seriously sick.