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October 20, 2023/Primary Care

How Airplane Travel Affects Your Body

Flying can cause dehydration and bloating and make you feel tired and stressed

Overhead view of a person holding hot tea and flu medications.

October 11, 2023/Cold, Flu & Respiratory Illnesses

When Flu Season Officially Starts

While it typically starts in October, vaccine effectiveness can affect its duration and severity

Masked person receiving vaccine shot in their shoulder

October 3, 2023/Cold, Flu & Respiratory Illnesses

Why You Need a Flu Shot (and When To Get It)

Prevention is best against this serious illness

September 15, 2023/Infectious Disease

Should You Get the Newest COVID-19 Vaccine?

The latest vaccine offers the most up-to-date protection

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Person taking electronic temperature of sick child in bed.

September 14, 2023/Infectious Disease

What’s the Difference Between RSV, the Flu and COVID-19?

It comes down to a wheeze, a fever and long-term effects

umbrella protecting person from COVID virus

September 13, 2023/Infectious Disease

Here’s Why COVID-19 Is Still Dangerous

Like the flu and RSV, COVID-19 cases are rising seasonally

child runs through sprinkler during summer

August 7, 2023/Children's Health

How To Prevent Your Kids From Getting Sick

Hydration and sleep are as important as avoiding dirty surfaces

July 25, 2023/Infectious Disease

Paxlovid Mouth: What It Is and How To Find Relief

Treating COVID-19 with Paxlovid may create a bitter taste, but it won’t last forever

Covid mask hangs on arm of school desk, ready to be used.

May 25, 2023/Infectious Disease

No, the COVID-19 Pandemic Isn’t Over

Ending the U.S. public health emergency declaration doesn’t mean COVID-19 is gone

Person home sick with covid sitting on couch, with covid virus floating in air.

May 23, 2023/Infectious Disease

Does COVID-19 Put You More at Risk for RSV?

Despite some similarities, RSV and COVID-19 aren’t related in any way

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