Influenza

Existing surveillance networks can track influenza-like illness and lead to improved assessments on impact, prevalence, and severity of COVID-19.

Keeping ahead of flu season and preventing illness through immunizations is critical to reducing an already-strained health care system.

The CDC released an updated vaccination guidance on administering routine vaccinations amid the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.

Health care providers should look out for more than just respiratory diagnoses in patients when it comes to influenza-associated complications, according to a recent study. 

Conveniently for pharmacists and their patients, both the flu shot and Shingrix (RZV) can be administered during the same clinical visit.

First approved in 2018 for patients 12 years of age and older.

Study shows that efficacy is a major concern.

Only 50% of COPD patients are estimated to be vaccinated.

Which states are the most likely to vaccinate-and which ones are most likely to skip?

The age indication for some influenza vaccines has been expanded.

Biotech companies join forces to develop oral flu vaccines.

Exciting and upcoming developments, years in the making.

A study found that flu vaccines were less effective in mice given the food preservative tert-butylhydroquinone

Researchers targeting virus' receptors used to enter the body. 

Updated recommendations for the diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and outbreak management of seasonal influenza. 

CDC reports seasonal influenza activity remains elevated and widespread throughout U.S.

2018 marks the 100th anniversary of the Spanish Flu Pandemic, one of the worst pandemics in global history.

Tracking the disease from 2010 to the end of 2018.

Misconceptions about the risks and benefits of the seasonal flu vaccine are at a three-year high.

The FDA has approved the first new treatment for flu in decades. Here's how it will impact sales of Tamiflu and vaccination rates. 

State rules that limit pharmacists from administering adult vaccines are a barrier to raising immunization rates.