You’ve likely noticed that some people get the flu while others don’t. Maybe you know someone who takes preventive measures to fend off the flu but still gets it, while others seem to go ...

July, and people are suffering from colds, fatigue, and even fever. What’s the real reason for all this, and how can we avoid getting sick in the summer?

You've heard them -- flu-sick sneezers and coughers at the office, day care, shopping mall, or grocery store. Avoiding the flu is no small matter. When someone sneezes or coughs in your midst, you ...

When the flu hits home and your partner or roommate becomes a flu-shedding germ-bag, many people resign themselves to getting sick. Although flu viruses are extremely contagious and tough to ...

Why do some people end up in bed feverish, hacking and sneezing for days from the flu — when others seem to never get sick? To answer that question, University of Michigan researchers did the ...

The Flu Has Been Making People Sick for At Least 500 Years The 1918 flu pandemic gets all the headlines, but the malady is thought to have first appeared in the 16th century—and possibly earlier.

With flu season taking off, you might find yourself in a similar situation soon. Maybe someone seated near you looks sick. And maybe you’re wondering what to do about it — or if you can do ...

The sick person will probably want comfortable clothes, ... “If you have proven COVID-19 or flu, you should always want to try to self-isolate and prevent the spread,” she says.

Besides influenza, doctors are also seeing people sick with other illnesses, including COVID, RSV, walking pneumonia and even the stomach bug. That’s not unusual — it is cold and flu season ...

It is not uncommon to have mild side effects from receiving a flu shot, such as soreness, a headache or a low-grade fever, but contrary to some belief, people cannot get the flu from the flu ...

They found that a mutation that helped flu slip past the antibody blockade in one person had little effect against the antibodies from another. “It’s a remarkable finding that suggests that from the ...

More people are sick with flu in Florida and other parts of the U.S. There’s also COVID, RSV and norovirus circulating. Here’s how it’s affecting Miami.