Tagged With Influenza

The pace of coronavirus vaccinations now may determine whether or not we'll need a perpetual cycle of new shots to combat variants

Aria Bendix

How the coronavirus vaccine development compares to other shots in history

Andrea Michelson

Victoria will be home to a new vaccine manufacturing facility, as the government moves to protect Australia against future pandemics

Sharon Masige

A new swine-flu strain with 'pandemic potential' was just found circulating in Chinese pigs

Holly Secon

Why you should still get the flu shot, even though it won't directly protect you from the coronavirus

Anna Medaris Miller

The world's biggest iPhone maker has hired the scientist known as the 'SARS hero' to oversee its reopening as it resumes production

Ben Gilbert

The flu is a far bigger threat to most people in the US than the Wuhan coronavirus. Here's why.

Aylin Woodward

What are the symptoms of the flu? Aches, chills, coughing and more

Katie Scarlett Brandt

How to stay healthy at work this winter, according to an expert from the elite team that creates flu vaccines

Hilary Brueck

The US just approved the first new flu treatment in nearly 20 years

Lydia Ramsey

Scientists studied flu cases in more than 600 cities and towns around the US — and found where flu season lasts the longest

Hilary Brueck

This year's flu vaccine will probably provide more protection than last year's — here's why

Hilary Brueck

A leading medical institution created a simulation that shows how a new disease could kill 900 million people — and it reveals how unprepared we are

Kevin Loria

Bill Gates says a pandemic flu could kill 30 million people -- these are the deadly diseases that scare experts the most

Kevin Loria

This year's deadly flu is sending a record number of patients to the hospital, and experts say the worst is far from over

Hilary Brueck

The disturbing reason why so many baby boomers are being hit hard with this year's deadly flu

Hilary Brueck

The deadly flu epidemic sweeping the US is still spreading -- here's everything you need to know

Hilary Brueck

An Arizona woman diagnosed with the flu was actually infected with life-threatening flesh-eating bacteria

Kevin Loria

A government shutdown would make it harder to respond to the deadly flu epidemic that's ravaging the US

Lydia Ramsey

The $9 billion reason you should never show up to work sick

Rachel Gillett