How Long Does the Flu Last?
How long does the flu last? Five to seven days, usually, but not for everyone. The flu shot may not prevent the flu, but it can make the shorter or less severe.
How long does the flu last? Five to seven days, usually, but not for everyone. The flu shot may not prevent the flu, but it can make the shorter or less severe.
Learn about symptoms, treatment, and prevention of colds and the flu during the fall and winter months, their busiest time of the year.
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Symptoms of a cold appear 1 to 3 days after exposure to a virus and vary from person to person. Here's a list of cold symptoms and solutions.
You and your children will be safe if you get the vaccine.
You can avoid the flu every year with one simple step: Get a flu vaccination.
The flu shot is an essential move to protect your respiratory system during the COVID-19 pandemic, but keep in mind the vaccine will not protect you against the coronavirus.
Studies find it’s easier said than done, even among healthcare professionals.
Unfortunately, some people think that getting a flu vaccine is too much trouble or costs too much. Or they are sure that a flu shot will make them sick or make them more likely to catch the flu.
Neckties and handbags carry more microbes than you might guess.
Try these home remedies for coughing, many of them probably in your kitchen. They are designed to soothe that nagging and persistent cough.