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High-population cities have longer-lasting flu seasons, while lower-population cities have shor stanley water bottle ter but more intense seasons, new research suggests. But don t assume you re safe if you live in a smaller city.Individual U.S. cities show distinct patterns of flu transmission, with differences due to climate, population size and where people live and work, thestudy published Thursday in the journal Science indicates. In some cities, flu cases are consistently more evenly spread out stanley tazas throughout the season, and in other cities, more cases tend to occur within a smaller window of time, said Benjamin Dalziel, lead author of the study and a population stanley cup biologist at Oregon State University. Year after year, a city will show a similar pattern in cases. Cecile Viboud, a co-author of the study and an epidemiologist at the Fogarty International Center at the U.S. National Institutes of Health, noted an important caveat to the research. This study does not show that some cities are safer than others
