An expert weighs in on why it’s still possible to pick up a cold or the flu despite social distancing.
Tag: flu vaccine
How to Keep Holiday Scents From Causing Asthma Attacks
It’s time for mistletoe and holly. But what should you do when holiday scents bring you asthma attacks instead of joy?
Does My Child Need a Flu Shot This Year – Even if They’re Not Back at School?
The flu isn’t just in schools — it’s also spread in other places in our communities. A pediatric infectious disease specialist explains why kids should still get flu shots this year.
Why People With Diabetes Need a Flu Shot
If you have any form of diabetes, even if it’s well-controlled, it is strongly recommend you get the flu vaccine. Here’s why.
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Is Elderberry Really an Effective Cold and Flu Cure?
Have you been under the impression that elderberry is a surefire way to knock out colds and the flu? Learn what the latest research has to say about elderberry extract products.
How to Prepare for Flu Season in the Time of COVID-19
What will this flu season be like with COVID-19 also in mix? An infectious disease specialist shares what we know so far and steps you can take to protect yourself and others
Why You Definitely Need to Get a Flu Shot This Year
With the coronavirus pandemic extending in to flu season, it’s going to be more important than ever to get a flu vaccine.
7 Answers on Tamiflu: Is It Best to Help You Fight Flu?
Although Tamiflu can reduce the flu by roughly 1 to 2 days, the flu vaccine is still the best option for fighting flu. A doctor answers your questions about Tamiflu.
Is It Safe to Get Vaccines If I Have Multiple Sclerosis?
Preventing infection through vaccination is important for people with MS. But there are a few nuances to be aware of.
Should I Get the Flu Nasal Spray for My Kids (Or Is It Not As Good)?
They complain in advance (if you tell them)! You have to bribe them. And they cry. But does that mean you should just get your kids the nasal flu vaccine instead of the shot? Frank Esper, MD, explains why this isn’t the best strategy to protect them this flu season.
