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Tina Morales
Tina Morales
Sports Reporter · Augusta, GA
Tina Morales, a lifelong sports enthusiast, has been covering local athletics in Augusta for over 5 years. A graduate of Georgia Southern University, she previously worked with a local radio station and has a knack for capturing the thrills of games and the stories behind the athletes. Her passion for sports is infectious, and she thrives on highlighting local talent.
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GREENVILLE, S.C. - Health experts report widespread flu activity in South Carolina, and the flu is arriving earlier this season than last season.A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention map of flu activity levels by state shows South Carolina in orange, which indicates the second-highest level of activity in the country. Georgia’s level is rated low. The map was last updated Oct. 31, so levels could be higher now.The South Carolina Department of Public Health reports 2,279 flu cases so far this season. On the department’s map, the current season is shown in red, which indicates an early start.No flu deaths have been reported in South Carolina. North Carolina has reported nine. All those who died were adults, mostly over age 65.The most dominant strain circulating is influenza A.Treatment optionsSeveral treatment options are available for people who get the flu. All are best taken within 48 hours of symptoms.Tamiflu: a five-day pill, taken twice dailyXofluza: taken once; approved fo
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