We've got 3 good reasons to take advantage of the new fall vaccines. They can protect your family from the triple threat of RSV, COVID, & flu.
More kids are getting sick this year and there's a children's medicine shortage. Read a UVA Children's pediatrician's answers to your questions.
Do you really need to get the flu vaccine every year? Get the answer to this question and more from a local UVA pediatrician, Susan Werner, MD.
If you think it’s too soon to think about avoiding the flu, think again. Flu season is upon us, so learn more about the flu vaccine, symptoms and more.
Flu season means more of us are at an increased risk of acute myocardial infarction or heart attack, according to a recent study published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
The flu has made its fair share of headlines this season, but have you ever wondered how flu spreads? Dana Burns, NP, explains.
Ina Stephens, MD, gave us this update on the flu vaccine. She specializes in pediatric infectious diseases and sees patients at By Your Side Pediatrics and Northridge Pediatrics. Do parents need to get the flu vaccine to help protect their child? Yes! Parents absolutely carry viruses and unknowingly pass them…
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