FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Influenza - The Untold Story

'I Love the Meat!' Trump Mocks James Talarico With Barbecue Impression at Texas Rally

Donald Trump mocked Texas Senate candidate James Talarico at a campaign rally, linking his reported flu and disputed vegan label to an imagined barbecue illness without evidence

International Business Times UK · 11h ago

Americans Could Face Years of Paying Out of Pocket for New Vaccines Amid RFK Jr.'s Policy Changes

A $40 bill for Moderna's new flu vaccine highlights how the US vaccine committee impasse could delay no-cost insurance coverage for some vaccines until 2029.

International Business Times UK · Oct 27

Bird Flu Has Spread on a Utah Mink Farm Since August as Officials Decline to Test Exposed Workers

Bird flu has spread among mink at a Utah fur farm since August, while workers have not been actively monitored or tested despite concerns about potential virus adaptation.

Medical Daily · Oct 27

Sir Tom Jones ‘truly sorry’ as he reschedules shows due to ‘bad case of the flu’

The Welsh singer, 86, is currently on the final leg of his Come Gather Round World Tour.

Evening Standard · Oct 26

Flu Hospital Admissions Rise in Regions Covering Texas, Florida, New England and the Northwest While Activity Stays Low

CDC data show flu admissions rising in New England, the Southeast, Texas, and the Northwest, while national activity stays low. What it means for families.

Medical Daily · Oct 26

Washington Bird Flu Outbreak Reaches Eight Yakima Dairy Herds as Worker's Mild H5N1 Case Is Confirmed

CDC confirmed H5N1 in a Yakima dairy worker as Washington's outbreak reached eight herds. Symptoms, who is at risk, and why public risk stays low.

Medical Daily · Oct 26

‘It’s a mess right now’: RFK’s sweeping changes place new vaccines in limbo

Health secretary’s effort to alter makeup of ACIP panel means no new recommendations coming – even as new vaccines are approved

The Guardian - US · Oct 26

H1N1 Flu Season Starts Early on the West Coast, With October Hospital Rates Highest in Over a Decade

CDC data show H1N1 flu rising early, led by West Coast states. Experts urge flu shots now, though an early start does not necessarily mean a severe season.

Medical Daily · Oct 24

Early US Flu Season Surges as Mutated H1N1 Raises Vaccine Concerns

US flu activity began rising earlier than usual, with H1N1 dominating reported influenza A viruses. Researchers are studying G155E, but its effect on vaccine protection remains uncertain.

International Business Times UK · Oct 24

Scientists aim to give lung cells a memory of how to fight viruses

Respiratory infections affect billions of people every year and are among the top five causes of death worldwide. Despite recent medical advances, viruses such as influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) can still cause severe and even fatal illness.

The Conversation · Oct 23