A flu shot will not give you or your baby the flu. Any mild symptoms you may feel after getting a flu shot mean that your body is working to build up protection against the flu.

Should you get a flu shot when you're pregnant? Find out whether it's a good idea and when you should schedule it.

At baby's 2-month well visit, he'll receive a number of other essential immunizations, including RV (rotavirus), DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis, which is also known as whooping cough), Hib ...

If they're over 6 months, they're old enough to get a flu shot. If your baby is allergic to eggs, talk to your pediatrician to see if it's OK for them to get the regular flu vaccine or if they ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) — New research published in the Journal of JAMA Network Open adds to the growing evidence that flu shots are safe during pregnancy, even in successive pregnancies that occur ...

The vaccine panel hand-selected by health secretary and anti-vaccine advocate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Thursday voted ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend that everyone 6 months and older get an annual flu shot and the newly approved and updated vaccines for COVID-19.

With flu season right around the corner, when is the right time to get a flu shot? The CDC and Dr. Marc Siegel share recommendations for optimal protection against the virus.

Researchers found that those who received the flu shot—82% of the employees—had a 27% higher risk of testing positive for the flu than the unvaccinated group.

FluMist vaccine vs. flu shot The FluMist vaccine, manufactured by AstraZeneca, was approved in 2003 for health care providers to give patients, but the method has gotten renewed attention due to a ...

But flu vaccine effectiveness varies each season, and some experts say this year’s shot may have been a poor match for the most virulent strains. On average, the flu vaccine is about 50 percent ...