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Stand-Up Comedian Sinbad Recovering From Stroke
Comedian and actor Sinbad recently had a stroke but is recovering. If you suspect a stroke, here’s what to do and when to go to the ER. -
Getting Your Flu Shot Is Essential as COVID-19 Continues
The flu vaccine is more important than ever this flu season as the pandemic continues. Learn more about the flu shot and the ideal time to get vaccinated. -
Get a Flu Shot to Protect Your High-Risk Loved Ones
Learn about the serious complications that can occur with the flu as well as factors that elevate a person’s risk. -
Seniors, Don’t Skip Your Flu Shot This Season
COVID-19 remains a serious threat to the health of older Americans. But this fall and winter, flu is poised to make a comeback. Here’s how to protect yourself. -
Pregnancy and the Flu Shot: What Moms-to-Be Need to Know
Research shows flu shots are safe for pregnant women — in fact, they’re one of the best things you can do for your baby’s health. Here’s more about how and why to get one. -
Make Flu Shots a Part of Your Cancer Care Plan
The flu vaccine is an important part of your plan for staying healthy during and after cancer. Here’s what you need to know. -
Sick or Injured? Here's Where to Go
Stay calm and know where to go when you have a medical problem by following this chart of common conditions. -
Under the Weather? Stay Home to Protect Yourself and Others
If you think you’ve been exposed to coronavirus or have flu-like symptoms, it’s important to limit your social contact to prevent spreading germs. -
9 Reasons Why You Should Call Your Doctor if You Feel Sick
With worsening symptoms that don’t seem life-threatening, the best thing to do is call your primary care physician first. With a phone call or virtual visit, your doctor can advise you on what to do... -
Coronavirus vs. Flu, or the Common Cold: Know the Difference
Compared to coronavirus, the flu has more symptoms, but flu symptoms often appear suddenly, where COVID-19 symptoms can take up to two weeks to appear.
