Flu season is not over yet, experts warn. Is there a second wave coming? Here's how to protect yourself as influenza keeps spreading.

(CNN) — When the flu strikes, it can feel relentless: rising fever, hacking cough, stuffy nose and sore throat. For many people, relief can come in the form of Tamiflu, a prescription antiviral ...

Flu activity is rising sharply in the U.S. this season with at least 7.5 million estimated cases so far, largely due to a new variant of influenza type A called subclade K. Subclade K emerged after ...

Having the flu is a lousy experience, regardless of the type you have. While news of a rough flu season ahead (spurred by subclade K) continues to make headlines, there are two main types of flu, A ...

If you have not gotten your flu vaccine, state public health officials are urging you to do so as Illinois could see another surge in cases.

Should Arizona pharmacists be able to provide treatments for flu, strep or COVID-19? The state Legislature is weighing that question.

Completed clinical results with ratutrelvir confirm a differentiated profile versus PAXLOVID® with fewer adverse events and no viral rebounds with equivalent time to sustained symptom resolution; ...

While Influenza B is more severe, you will also need to now the symptoms and treatments for Influenza B as cases are rising in NJ and elsewhere.

Other WRAL Top Stories Other flu treatments are available in the United States. These alternatives sometimes fly under the radar, in part because some are targeted for specific populations. But ...