While soup isn’t a magic cure for colds or flu, it offers practical benefits—hydration, warmth and anti-inflammatory ...

Kids have been hit especially hard: as of February 22, 98 children—most of them unvaccinated—have died from flu in the U.S. this season.

‘Benefit does not outweigh the risk’: Expert issues warning for anyone who uses Tamiflu ‘Your worst enemy should not be taking Tamiflu.’ ...

As the CDC notes, taking Tamiflu curbs the incidence of ear infections in kids with the flu, and may also reduce more serious complications like pneumonia and hospitalization.

Truth: Anti-viral medications, such as Tamiflu, can lessen the duration and severity of influenza ... Related: Vanderbilt study shows half of hospitalized kids don't get important antiviral medication ...

Vandy researcher warns parents: Half of infants and kids hospitalized with flu symptoms don't receive vital medication. Some aren't even tested.

If more people at higher risk for severe illness get treatment in a timely manner, we will save lives." Antiviral drugs, such as Tamiflu or generic oseltamivir phosphate, are prescription medicines ...

RSV, flu and COVID are set to spread. Do you know the different symptoms, how to keep your family, community safe? See where to get help.

Should kids get vaccinated? The CDC recommends everyone 6 months and older should be vaccinated for both COVID and flu. And you can get both at the same time. Go in and roll up both your sleeves!