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Rolling up your sleeve in September or October is ideal — but it’s never too late to get your flu shot
The two main strains of the flu have a lot in common, but type A causes more cases and more severe illness than type B
From influenza and COVID-19 to pneumococcal, shingles and more, vaccines help keep you healthy
Influenza puts stress on your body and can lead to serious conditions like pneumonia or stroke
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There are three antigenic types of influenza, but A and B are responsible for our flu season
It comes down to a wheeze, a fever and long-term effects
Like the flu and RSV, COVID-19 cases are rising seasonally
Resting, staying hydrated and taking over-the-counter medicine can help you recover quickly
From garlic to elderberry, here’s how not to get rid of a cold
Wash your hands, skip the buffet and don’t wash your poultry
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