Tomorrow is the first day of fall; kick off cozy season with some tasty fall produce (it’s good for you!). And now, here’s ...

With new COVID-19 vaccines available and flu season upon us, it understandably has people asking a lot of questions.

chronic (long-term) respiratory disease, such as asthma (requires continuous or repeated use of inhaled or systemic steroids ...

You should talk to your GP surgery or specialist if you have a health condition and you're unsure if you're eligible for the ...

October is the “sweet spot” for getting flu shots, and for many people it can be convenient to combine their flu and updated ...

Infectious disease experts reveal just what you can expect with this year's batch — and why side effects may actually be a ...

Vaccines for the Fall and Winter 2024–2025 season are now available. Generally, experts recommend COVID-19 and flu vaccines ...

Residents can take steps to protect themselves against seasonal influenza through a vaccination drive which starts next week, ...

“people who get an RSV vaccine and a flu vaccine at the same visit might be more likely to have injection-site reactions or other common side effects after vaccination. Additional research is ...

The flu shot is generally considered very safe for most people. If you’ve had a reaction to vaccinations in the past or aren’t feeling well, it’s a good idea to speak with your doctor before ...

The reason is twofold: You want to make sure you aren’t having a serious reaction to the shot (so, so rare, but still possible), and you also want to check to make sure you aren't having complications ...

COVID-19 levels in the United States are high and rising, flu season is approaching quickly, and RSV cases are already ...