Flu

There may be a way to predict whether you'll catch the flu.

A stay at this hotel comes with a catch: You might get the flu.

It's been a bad flu season, but this year's vaccine does offer some protection against the nasty bug.

An experimental drug, made in Japan, may be able to stop flu symptoms within 24 hours.

A special type of ultraviolet (UV) light may be able to "zap" flu germs right out of the air, a new study suggests.

The flu is wreaking havoc globally this year. While the U.S. has made huge strides in preparing for and treating the flu, we have a long way to go as we prepare for the next pandemic.

Emergency rooms around the U.S. are crowded with flu patients. But if you do catch the flu, how do you know if you need to go to the ER?

If you already caught the flu, are you in the clear for the rest of the season?

An Arizona woman who was initially diagnosed with the flu turned out to have a life-threating infection with "flesh eating" bacteria, according to news reports.

Simply standing back when someone coughs or sneezes won't necessarily protect you from the flu — the virus can spread just by breathing.