CDC warns of swine flu risk at state fairs
CDC warns fairgoers to avoid taking food and drinks into barns; wash hands after being near animals
Health Center: Cold & Flu
Parents less likely to catch a cold, study finds
Parents fared better than non-parents when exposed to virus in Carnegie Mellon study; What's behind the effect?
Study: 15x more deaths from "swine flu" in 2009
Following pandemic's end in August 2010 lab estimates found 18,500 people died; New study found more than 284,000 people died during 2009 pandemic
Second of controversial bird flu studies published
Both bird flu studies describeb how researchers created virus strains that may be transmitted through the air from person to person
US: Don't publish details of lab-bred bird flu
Gov't asks medical journals to keep some info secret about new strain of H5N1 which spreads easily in humans
FDA approves first 4-strain flu vaccine
FluMist Quadrivalent vaccine protects against two strains of both influenza A and B, previous vaccines protected against only three strains
Swine flu found in five states: How to stay safe
CDC asks states' public health labs to immediately report any suspected swine flu cases to limit disease spread
Flu season has finally arrived, says CDC
Warm winter and high vaccination rates may contribute to late start, experts said
Bird flu studies to stay private for now: WHO
Research on deadly strain of avian influenza to be put on hold, not to be published yet, WHO meeting concludes
CDC scientists discover bat flu: Risk for humans?
Influenza is common in humans, birds, pigs and even seen in dogs, horses, seals and whales - and now bats, CDC says
Sinus infections not helped by antibiotics: Study
Whether participants were given a placebo or an antibiotic, sinus infections went away after 10 days
Google helps doctors track flu season: How?
Number of Baltimore residents searching Google for flu-related search terms correlated with number of sick patients visiting local hospitals
Is driving sick as dangerous as driving drunk?
British insurance company Young Marmalade says driving with a cold cuts drivers' abilities by 50 percent
Bird flu that killed man won't spread: China
Tests indicated virus had spread from poultry to man, officials appeal for calm
Bird flu research flap stirs security debate
Government's unprecedented decision to ask researchers to not publish study details stirs ethical debate
H1N1 flu deadly for some kids: Why?
Healthy child found to be eight times more likely to die from H1N1 if they had MRSA
U.S to scientists: Don't publish bird flu details
Government officials fear terrorists can use blueprint for man-made H5N1 strain to create weapon
Rare swine flu strain detected in Minn. infant
Second case ever detected of H1N2 virus, but not nearly as dangerous as H1N1
Skip the flu vaccine? "There's no excuse," says CDC
CDC urges Americans to get vaccinated before holiday season, says flu can last through May
Study: Statins reduce flu death risk by half
Hospitalized influenza patients who weren't treated with statins twice as likely to die, study found
Do flu shots cause the flu? 12 influenza vaccine myths busted
What do you really know about the flu vaccine? You might be surprised
Yuck! 8 germiest places in the mall
Think crowds are the only thing holiday shoppers need to worry about? Think again
Curing kids' colds: 14 secrets parents must know
Colds affect kids differently than adults, and require special treatment
9 Ways to Stay Sniffle-Free
Do You Know What to Eat? Drink? How to Wash Your Hands?
The History Of The Flu
Scientists Study The Constantly Evolving Flu
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Woman, 26, felt her concerns were being dismissed before cancer diagnosis
New guidelines support hormone therapy for menopause symptoms
Pope Leo resumes some papal duties after surgery, Vatican says
Pope's cancer prognosis may depend on these factors, doctors say
How technology is changing the detection of breast cancer
Details on Pope Leo's lung cancer diagnosis
Pope Leo announces medical news
