Some flu vaccines are made using eggs, raising safety concerns for many patients with egg allergies. But a new finding may help put that fear to rest.

This week is National Influenza Vaccination Week. Have you had your flu shot yet?

For patients with cancers of the immune system, such as multiple myeloma, common infections like the flu can be especially dangerous. And new evidence suggests that standard flu shots may not offer adequate protection for these patients.

If you’re looking for some relief from cold and flu symptoms, you can find many treatment options at your local pharmacy. But before you top off your cough syrup with a Tylenol, you may want to think twice.

The flu can be a major risk for elderly patients. But the type of flu vaccine these patients receive could lower that risk.

Newfound support may give an experimental flu medication the boost it needs to become available for use.

Adults who get their yearly flu vaccines may wind up protecting more than just themselves.

The flu can be particularly dangerous for seniors, but early treatment with one kind of medication may help.

Coughing, fever, aches and pains. Flu symptoms can be miserable. Good news, though — a medication may shorten that misery.

As more states report flu cases and hospitalizations climb, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has declared the flu an epidemic.