|Slideshows|January 6, 2022

Flurona: The facts doctors need to know

Here’s what doctor’s need to know.

Flurona is a term being used for patients who are infected with both influenza and COVID-19. Unfortunately, there is also a lot of misinformation and misconceptions about this double infection.

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