SOUTHFIELD, MI – January 6, 2026 –
As flu season reaches its peak, EPIC Health is seeing a noticeable uptick in patients experiencing flu-like symptoms across its health centers. Dr. Norah Dungan, a leading physician at EPIC Health, is available for media interviews to provide expert insights on what you need to know to protect yourself and your family.
“Every year, influenza poses a serious health risk, especially for vulnerable populations,” says Dr. Dungan, Supervising Doctor. “We’re seeing more patients with classic flu symptoms such as fever, body aches, fatigue, and respiratory issues. It’s important to know how to distinguish the flu from a common cold or other viral infections.”
Key Topics Dr. Dungan Can Address:
Dr. Dungan emphasizes that the flu vaccine remains one of the most effective tools for prevention, even mid-season. “It’s not too late to get vaccinated,” he notes. “The vaccine can significantly reduce your chances of severe illness.”
Media Availability:
Dr. Norah Dungan is available for interviews to share expert advice and answer questions about flu season, symptoms, prevention, and treatment options.
EPIC Health is a multi-state network of primary care practices headquartered in Southfield, MI. Founded in 2000, EPIC Health is a proud family-owned business committed to providing top-quality, comprehensive healthcare to everyone. With a focus on innovation and continuous improvement, EPIC aims to be a global leader in complex care and prevention. For moreinformation, visit www.epichs.org or follow us on social media: EPICHealthUSA (Facebook), @EpicHealthSys (Instagram).
Savanna Ratkowiak
sratkowiak@epichs.org
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