The Tennessee Department of Health is urging state residents to get a flu vaccination.
On Wednesday, the Department of Health shared locations for all 95 counties where free flu vaccine is provided.
All Tennesseans aged six months and older are eligible to receive the flu vaccine.
During the 2023-2024 flu season, statistics indicate 34 million-to-75 million cases of flu occurred nationally.
Due to the illness, between 17,000 and 100,000 individuals died from the virus.
The Department of Health said those needing to receive their flu vaccine locally can come to the Obion County Health Department at 1008 Mt. Zion Road, and the Weakley County Health Department at 9852 State Highway 22.
Flu symptoms can range from mild to severe, and include muscle aches, fever, fatigue and headaches.
