While the flu is a common illness, that hardly means the science around it is static. Recent studies are upending our understanding of flu vaccinations.
An expectant mom shares why she’s asking family and friends to get vaccinated before they meet her baby.
Does my child need a flu shot? Can she get a flu shot at the same time as other vaccines? Is a nasal spray flu vaccine available? Get the answers to these questions and more, and learn where to get a flu shot.
UnityPoint Health explains why the flu shot is a must-have during pregnancy and how it'll help keep your baby safe.
Getting a flu shot will not only reduce your own risk, but also lessen the burden on the healthcare system.
This three-step framework can help you address patients' concerns about influenza immunization.
You can’t train if you’re sick with the flu—so should you get that shot?
It's not too late to get your flu shot, which can protect you in ways that may surprise you.
I thought I knew all I needed to know about flu shots. Turned out I was wrong.
You know you should get a flu shot, but do you know what kind? Yep—there are a bunch, and getting the wrong one could leave you exposed.
Researchers say about half of millennials haven't received a flu shot, and a third don't plan to get the vaccination.
Flu Vaccination Why should people get vaccinated against the flu? Influenza is a serious disease that can lead to hospitalization and someti...
DEAR DOCTOR K: Does my child really need a flu shot? How do I know it's safe?<br>DEAR READER: Every fall and winter, parents face the question: Should my child get an influenza (flu) shot? Many parents worry about risks and side effects, and if the shot is really necessary or worthwhile.
Doctors stress that it isn't too late to get your flu shot. Get one as soon as you can, especially if you are an older adult, have a compromised immune system, or are pregnant — it's never too late to get vaccinated.
So far, so good when it comes to the flu in Delaware.
Getting a flu shot is an easy way for employees to protect themselves, their families and their workplaces.
Pregnant women, if they get the flu, are much more likely to be hospitalized and get much sicker with the flu. They should get it for themselves first and fo...