There are gaps in the state’s vaccination infrastructure, despite the Bay State’s status as a national leader in medical ...

Massachusetts experienced a surge in flu cases this season and Boston health officials say while numbers are improving, it’s straining hospitals. Flu cases are trending down from the first week of ...

According to the Massachusetts Department of Public ... So if you haven't gotten a vaccine yet, do it now. Flu season can extend through April. And if you think you have the flu, call your doctor ...

Amrita Sidhu finally got her flu shot, but only at the urging of her daughter who is in the medical profession and seeing a spike in severe cases of the flu in Massachusetts. "I feel quite healthy, ...

Boston health officials said Wednesday that along with an unusual second, late surge of flu cases across the state, the illness’s severity has also increased this season.

Only 37% of Boston residents are vaccinated, a concern for the spread and intensity of flu cases, Ojikutu said. The post Boston Public Health Commissioner on the flu: Cases are decreasing but vaccines ...

Massachusetts isn’t alone ... are turning down the flu vaccine, she said, according to WBUR. Dr. Sundeep Shukla at Colley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton told WWLP that while people masking ...

From Jan. 1 to Monday, Feb. 10, the number shot up to 490 ... Only 38% of Massachusetts residents are vaccinated against the flu, according to state health officials. Vaccination rates ...

In Massachusetts, the CDC has the problem rated ... and the specific strain of the virus." The flu vaccine, for everyone ages 6 months and older, is crucial, Dr. Eduardo Azziz-Baumgartner, a ...

The numbers speak for themselves. 242 people, including 7 children, have already died from the flu in Massachusetts this season in what public health officials say is one of the worst Influenza ...

Bird flu, or H5N1 avian influenza, has been circulating across North America since 2022, infecting birds, livestock, wildlife ...

While the company has conditional approval, the USDA will still have to approve its larger use before farmers can give it to their flocks, according to Science Magazine. The report added that if bird ...