NEW YORK (PIX11) — The NYC Health Department released new data showing flu activity remains high this season, even as cases begin to decline. For the week ending Dec. 20, 2025, the city saw more than ...

The flu...That annual uninvited guest that shows up just in time to ruin holiday plans and make you question your life ...

Jan. 8, 2026 – Flu season is here – and it's shaping up to be a bad one. So far in 2025-26, the flu has caused 11 million illnesses, 120,000 hospitalizations, and 5,000 deaths – more than twice as ...

Flu vaccination rates among adults show early signs of stabilizing after several years of decline, though pediatric rates remain historically low, preliminary CDC data shows. The CDC’s Weekly ...

We are entering peak flu season, and a new flu variant known as subclade K is spreading quickly. The CDC is calling this the worst flu season in 25 years, and a new flu variant known as subclade K is ...

The height of flu season is here, and hospitals and clinics are seeing an uptick in patients as the season rages on. Chandu Vemuri, chief medical officer at the University of Michigan Hospital-Sparrow ...

Local medical experts are stressing the severity of the flu in our region after state officials reported six pediatric deaths related to influenza this season.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The flu epidemic continues to go down. The positivity rate and other benchmarks for the week ending on Jan. 24 have dropped ...

The 2025-2026 flu season is shaping up to be one of the most severe in 25 years, and health care experts everywhere are sounding the alarm. The culprit is a novel strain called H3N2 subclade K—a ...

Flu season in Alabama runs October through May every year, but the exact timing of the peak changes ...

After a particularly rough December with record-high health care visits, flu cases are on the decline so far in January. "Elevated influenza activity is expected to continue for several more weeks," ...

With the CDC estimating there have been at least 11 million flu cases in the U.S., so far this season — and season is not over — odds are good that you or someone you know will catch the virus. But ...