flu

With an unprecedented wave of sick children, here's what experts want parents to consider before booking it to emerg for RSV, flu, COVID, and more.

Which soap is best? Is hand sanitizer better? Here's everything you need to know about keeping your kids' hands germ-free during the coronavirus pandemic.

Catching the flu could mean just a mild cough and slight fever, but sometimes, flu in kids can be really serious. Here's what you need to know.

Many parents rely on the nasal flu vaccine because their kids don't like needles, but an ingredient shortage means you’ll need the shot this year.

All that’s required is a change of mindset: You have to see your home like a hospital. Then, just follow a few relatively easy steps.

If you thought you had to touch a contaminated surface, or be coughed or sneezed on to get the influenza virus, think again.

We know that you’re skeptical of the flu shot, you have a packed schedule and your kids hate needles, but none of that will matter when you read this.

With cases surging around the country and hospitals overwhelmed, here's everything you need to know about the common respiratory virus

Everyone's talking about this year's terrible flu season and it's been called an epidemic, which sounds pretty scary. But should you be worried?

A doctor set out to prove men really do experience colds and flu worse than women, but does that mean they need to lie on the couch wallowing for days?

Toddlers put everything in their mouths so it’s inevitable that they’ll share some germs. Here’s what you need to know to keep them healthy.