There is no such thing as "kindy flu," despite what some people may have heard. However, children are at risk this flu season for a single, obvious reason.

Published Date: 28 Jun 2023

Doctors are worried about the effects on children as the 2023 flu season has the potential to be one of the worst flu seasons to ever hit Australia.

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