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Dealing with the occasional cough is not usually a big deal. In fact, most people don’t even consciously recognize when they cough. Most of the time, a cough is pretty harmless and not worth concern, but more severe cases are worth being aware of and can raise alarm,...
The flu, or influenza, is an extremely contagious respiratory illness that is caused by a virus. Each fall and winter is considered flu season, and different strains of the flu can impact people in various areas across the United States. For most people, the flu...
Keep you and your family healthy this flu season by getting your flu shot. For most people, it involves mild to moderate symptoms that last one to two weeks. However, some people are at greater risk of experiencing a longer illness and more serious complications from...
Flu season is typically considered to occur during the fall and winter of every year, with the height of the flu season running December to February. But the influenza virus can start to circulate earlier and last longer. To stay ahead of flu season and prevent...
It’s that time of year when the flu bug is out in full force. If you haven’t gotten your flu shot yet, it’s not too late - do it now! 1. Who Should Get a Flu Shot? Flu vaccinations have a long history of safety and are approved by the U.S Food and Drug Administration...
What is the "Stomach Flu"? Stomach flu refers to the irritation and inflammation of the stomach and intestines. It is usually caused by a virus or bacteria. The stomach flu has no relation to the flu or influenza, which can be potentially prevented by an influenza...
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