Tag: flu

Wondering if you're contagious? Learn how to tell, whether you can spread an illness without a fever, and how long to stay home when you're sick.

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.

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 ...

What is a fever, and what could be causing yours? University of Rochester Medicine breaks it down and offers treatment suggestions during a Virtual Urgent Care Visit.

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.

How long does postnasal drip last? Learn what causes it, how to get rid of postnasal drip, when it may signal a sinus infection, and how to find relief.

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 ...

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.

Telemedicine makes it easier for college students ages 18 and older to access healthcare while away at school. Learn how Virtual Urgent Care can help.

Being congested is annoying and wears you out. Get back to feeling better with these home remedies and over-the-counter treatment options.