Just over half of U.S. adults (53%) say they’ve gotten neither the flu shot nor the updated COVID-19 vaccine since last ...

Apathy about shots, diseases like flu may be just as big a threat to public health efforts as vaccine mistrust.

pain or even hospitalization. To help prevent that and to stay as healthy as possible during the winter months, here are three strategies to consider: Get this year's flu shot. While flu is most ...

Even as more people are dying from flu, the Trump administration has postponed vaccine planning for next fall's flu season.

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There is some good news: The CDC also reported that this year’s flu shots do a pretty good job preventing hospitalization from the flu — among the 45% of Americans who got vaccinated.

Not long after the first flu shot was introduced in 1945 by University of Michigan virologist Thomas Francis and his ...

Is it too late to get a flu vaccine? Flu vaccination rates among the general population are at their lowest level in three years, according to CDC data. Among children, they’re at a six-year low.