The US is in the throes an unusually intense and severe flu season, with hospitalization rates topping the levels seen with ...

The U.S. has seen earlier and more intense surges of the flu and RSV this year than is typical, pediatrician Dr. Ryan Fulton notes.

Dr. Smith is the president of the Tennessee Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics.

It appears RSV and COVID have peaked, but the flu is still rising. The number and rate of positive cases of COVID is notably ...

The United States is facing what seems to be one of the worst flu seasons in over a decade. Doctor visits for influenza ...

Says a pediatric infectious disease physician, “Our expectation is that we’re going to have several more weeks yet of a lot ...

The surge has come at a time when numbers are usually dropping off. It's the worst in 15 years, says one New Jersey doctor.

Schools around the U.S. are closing due to surges of flu and other illnesses, which are sickening students and staff. Here's ...

There are two broad types of influenza — flu A and flu B — and many strains within those, but the current spike in flu cases ...

Low vaccination rates may also be contributing to this year’s sick season. As of late January, U.S. vaccine uptake was well ...

Two children have died of flu in North Carolina, according to the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.

Even when schools haven’t closed, more and more students have reported to the nurse’s office or not attended school because ...