Tag: Influenza
Researchers discover exploiting microbiome bacteria in patients with lung infections improves low oxygen levels
Newspaper headlines from the U.S. to the U.K. and most places in between highlight the.
An mRNA flu vaccine strategy under study to fight the flu—as a shot and intranasal spray
Messenger RNA vaccine technology, once an arcane area of research, became household terminology because of.
How antibody therapy affects the breadth of COVID mRNA vaccines
The findings suggest that monoclonal antibodies received before vaccination may help diversify the immune response.
Flu shots can protect patients with heart failure from death
Flu shots can save the lives of people with cardiovascular disease by reducing cardiac complications.
Study: Children with severe form of epilepsy should receive flu vaccine due to high risk after influenza infection
Children with a severe form of epilepsy should be vaccinated against the flu due to.
America’s ER docs warn of surge in patients due to ‘tripledemic’
Emergency rooms are clogged with people who are waiting for inpatient beds or other care.
Study hints at why older people are more susceptible to the flu
Though the COVID-19 pandemic provided a brief respite, the influenza virus is back in circulation.
U.S. flu season off to a fast start as other viruses spread
The U.S. flu season is off to an unusually fast start, adding to an autumn.
Flu vaccine lowers risk of stroke
Researchers at the University of Calgary say the flu vaccine lowers the risk of stroke.
Respiratory viruses are catching up to kids after years of COVID precautions
Now that masking rules have been relaxed and school schedules have largely returned to their.