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Stock image from Cook Children's of a vaccine.

Cook Children’s officials recommend immunizations as respiratory virus rates increase

By Patricia Ortiz

Cases for respiratory viruses are still low but have increased since the end of October, according to data from Cook Children's Health Care.

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