flu

Anthony Fauci and other public health experts give us their roadmap for the rest of the pandemic.

Co-infections may be more common, but they’ve been around since 2020.

Last year was a record low for influenza, but this year could be tougher.

Respiratory syncytial virus infections, which mainly affect very young kids and older adults, are on the rise.

Social distancing and mask wearing helped keep this year's flu cases down. Next year will be different.

You need to stay home either way.

Immunity continues to be an incredibly complicated concept.

It’s probably a mix of things we can, and cannot, control.

Just because you’re not sneezing doesn’t mean you’re not contagious.

There’s a bit of good news, but the US may still suffer a particularly nasty winter.