Medically reviewed by Jane Kim, MDMedically reviewed by Jane Kim, MD You can get a flu shot while sick if you have mild symptoms and no fever. Most healthcare providers feel it is best to get your ...

Flu season is just about here, and the the Center for Disease Control recommends getting a flu shot in September or October. It is not uncommon to have mild side effects, such as soreness, a ...

July, and people are suffering from colds, fatigue, and even fever. What’s the real reason for all this, and how can we avoid getting sick in the summer?

“This flu season is the worst that I’ve seen,” said Heal's Dr. Andrew Oliver, who came to deliver my shot with a medical assistant. (Cost: $30 or covered by insurance.) ...

With these symptoms, it can be hard to know what’s making you sick, whether it’s cold, flu or COVID-19, without a test confirming the type of infection you have.

Many people believe the flu vaccine can give you the flu, but experts say it can’t. Here’s why you still may get or feel sick after you get a flu shot, though.

It's sick season. Here's how to protect yourself from norovirus, COVID-19, flu and RSV Washing your hands is among the best way to prevent getting sick.

Few flu seasons have two peaks, particularly at such high intensities. A notable exception was the 2019–2020 flu season, which had three peaks: 7 percent at week 52, 6.8 percent at week 6, and 6 ...

More people are sick with flu in Florida and other parts of the U.S. There’s also COVID, RSV and norovirus circulating. Here’s how it’s affecting Miami.

The flu vaccine prevents getting sick from the flu in between 40% and 60% of those who are inoculated when the vaccine is well matched to that year's viruses, ...

It is not uncommon to have mild side effects, such as soreness, a headache or a low-grade fever, after getting a flu shot, but contrary to some belief, you cannot get the flu from the flu vaccine ...