Patient Care Flu Season 2026–2027: At-Home Flu Tests, Vaccines, and What to Know By Sydney Burrows Oct. 23, 2026 Learn what to know about flu season 2026–2027, from URochester Medicine experts, including flu symptoms, vaccines, at-home flu tests, treatment, antivirals, and when to seek care.
Research Flu Shot 2026: Can You Take Tylenol or Ibuprofen After a Flu Shot? By Leslie Orr Oct. 16, 2026 Taking Advil, Aleve, or aspirin after your flu shot may reduce the vaccine’s effectiveness. URochester Medicine researchers explain how pain relievers can interfere with antibody production and what ...
Patient Care How Long Does the Measles Vaccine Last? What to Know About Measles in 2026 By Elizabeth Beach Sep. 8, 2026 With measles outbreaks spreading in the United States, here's what to know about measles, the vaccine, and how to stay protected.
Patient Care What Is an mRNA Flu Vaccine? What to Know About the New Flu Shot By Mark Michaud Sep. 3, 2026 The first mRNA flu vaccine is now approved for adults 50 and older. Learn how the new flu shot works, its effectiveness, side effects, and who should get it.
Research Hidden Immune Cells in the Lung Could Lead to Better Flu Vaccines By Mark Michaud Aug. 31, 2026 The long-lived immune cells help the lungs build lasting protection against influenza. The findings could inform the design of next-generation nasal vaccines that provide broader, longer-lasting ...
Patient Care Back-to-School Vaccines: What Parents Need to Know in 2026 By Scott Hesel Aug. 21, 2026 Before your kids grab their backpacks and head to school, make sure they’re protected against preventable illnesses. Vaccines keep children healthy, in school, and out of the hospital.
Patient Care Tick and Mosquito Safety: What to Know Before You Head Outdoors By Elizabeth Beach Jun. 13, 2026 Are bug bites just nuisances or should we be more concerned about bug-borne illnesses, like Lyme and West Nile?
Patient Care Travel Health Tips: How to Avoid Getting Sick By Elizabeth Beach Jun. 4, 2026 Learn how to prevent illness while traveling, including cruise and flight tips, immune support, and hantavirus safety tips from health experts.
Patient Care Why Are My Spring Allergies So Bad? By Sydney Burrows Apr. 1, 2026 From allergy eye drops to allergy medicine and humidifiers, there are several strategies to provide spring and seasonal allergy relief, say University of Rochester Medicine experts.
Patient Care Can Cold Weather Make You Sick? Common Cold Myths Debunked By Elizabeth Beach Feb. 20, 2026 Do cold weather, vitamin C, or chicken soup cure colds? UR Medicine experts debunk common cold and flu myths and shares prevention tips.
