The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates over 45,000 Americans have died from flu-related illnesses so far this season. Health experts say those numbers are a sobering reminder ...

This year’s doses protect against three strains of influenza, including two types of influenza A and one type of influenza B.

Everyone ages six months or older should get the flu shot every year, according to the CDC and major medical institutions ...

The main strains of influenza virus circulating now are similar to those that caused the severe outbreaks last season.

The flu can cause symptoms that may feel mild for some and severe for others. The CDC reports symptoms normally come on ...

More people seek out the flu vaccine than the COVID vaccine, but even so, only 47% of adults got a shot last flu season.

As flu season settles over the Midwest, new and different vaccine messaging from Washington is spurring vaccine hesitation.

Flu season is developing in Florida and it takes about two weeks for your flu shots to take effect, so experts say to get ...

As fewer children get their flu shots, cases of a rare, severe complication are rising. Last season, the U.S. experienced the ...

Flu season kicks off in October. How bad will it be? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers its prediction.

The CDC forecasts that this virus season will result in a similar level of hospitalizations as last season, though flu may have a more moderate impact compared to 2024-25. 1. In its latest seasonal ...

Axios Visuals Migratory birds are driving up avian flu cases across the country, reviving concerns about U.S. readiness to respond to outbreaks, especially during the government shutdown. Why it ...