Myths about the flu shot are widespread, and these misconceptions often cause people to opt out of this important vaccine. It's time to learn the truth about some common flu misconceptions.

Flu season is almost here. But you can take steps to protect yourself from catching the flu.

Immunizations aren't just for kids. Adults need vaccinations, too. Staying up to date on your vaccinations is one of the easiest ways to prevent disease.

If you have gotten sick with the flu this year, you are not alone.

Take precautions today to avoid the flu this fall.

Despite past concerns, a popular flu medication did not appear to increase the risk of suicide in children and teens, a new study found.

The flu has spread over the nation and caused a record number of flu-related hospitalizations.

A recent spike in flu cases across the United States has prompted a health advisory from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

People who are allergic to eggs may not have to worry so much about getting the flu shot, according to new guidelines.

You might have heard that this season's flu vaccine may not be as effective as expected, but that doesn't change the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) recommendations for vaccination.