MADISON, WI (METRO) — Health officials aren’t quite sure why, but there’s no doubting the numbers as the flu season has been virtually nonexistent in Wisconsin.
Some officials suggest the wearing of masks, social distancing and handwashing associated with COVID-19 prevention has helped curb the transmission of influenza.
At this point year ago the state had recorded over 9,250 flu cases compared to 38 reported this year.
