Santa Wants Swine Flu Vaccine For Christmas : Shots - Health News Swarmed by kids, Santas are asking the government for priority access to the scarce H1N1 vaccine. Shots Health News From NPR.

Even though Christmas is before that seven to fourteen day window, health officials say it is still important to get your flu shot ahead of the new year. "The key thing to know about the flu is-it ...

Some people refuse to get a flu shot, for various reasons. But if you're simply a procrastinator, now is the time to roll up your sleeve if you want to protect yourself and your family at Christmas.

If you have not already seen Christmas at the Palace, you have one more chance today at 2 p.m. to see this annual holiday tradition. With a cast of more than 200 and all local talent, you will see ...

The CDC estimates that there were over 20 million cases of influenza across the U.S. during the last flu season, leading to 230,000 hospitalizations and 14,000 deaths. Cases were particularly high ...

Still need to get your COVID-19 vaccination or flu shot? Here's when you need to do so by to be protected ahead of your upcoming holiday plans.

At first glance, an article about Santa Claus — and his “helpers” in stores across America — wanting to join the line for H1N1 flu shots seemed a bit of an overreaction. But it’s not ...

THIS YEAR, FLU SEASON CAME EARLY. >> USUALLY IT BEGINS IN DECEMBER. THIS YEAR, WE SAW IT STARTING EVEN LATE OCTOBER AND INTO NOVEMBER. >> DR. HEATHER PARADIS WITH THE MILWAUKEE HEALTH DEPARTMENT ...

Syracuse, N.Y. -- Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital is providing free flu shots at the Oncenter this week to children and their families registering for the Salvation Army's annual Christmas ...

While more over-65s have had a free flu jab than this time last year, coverage among two- to three-year-olds is lagging behind previous seasons, following delays in delivery of the nasal flu vaccine.

Tis the season for all of us to reflect on the past year’s deeds. And while we’re counting recent additions to the “naughty” and “nice” column, one choice should stand ...

The CDC estimates that there were over 20 million cases of influenza across the U.S. during the last flu season, leading to 230,000 hospitalizations and 14,000 deaths. Cases were particularly high ...