“When I hear someone say, ‘Oh my god, it’s March or April and I have the flu,’ my answer usually is, you may look like you have the flu, you may act like you have the flu, but you have human ...

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Toronto Public Health reported two cases of the mpox variant clade Ib. These are the first cases of this variant in Toronto and across the province.

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The U.S. is in the thick of flu season, with many states reporting "moderate to very high activity" of influenza-like illness, according to the CDC. With influenza A (H3N2), or subclade K, making up a ...

After a sharp spike in December 2025, flu cases in Florida are now on a downward trend. The CDC's viral activity map shows "moderate" flu activity in Florida for mid-January. Health officials ...

Respiratory virus season is in full swing across California, with several illnesses spreading across the state. Cases of influenza and respiratory syncytial virus are on the rise, the California ...

Some surveys have shown that nearly 30% of people believe getting a flu shot can actually cause influenza. This belief is likely due to common side effects linked to the vaccine, including headache, ...

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A fast-moving influenza strain nicknamed the "Super-K" flu is catching the attention of scientists and health authorities. Subclade K, a branch of the H3N2 influenza family, has appeared much earlier ...