flu

This year the flu was down 99%. October through May is pretty much what we consider flu season and if there is one silver lining in this whole COVID chapter it is that we basically did not have a flu season this year. New Jersey epidemiologists have been tossing the suggestion out there of wearing m…

Masks, distancing and handwashing adopted to deal with COVID-19 also knocked down the flu season, with just 144 positive tests in New Jersey as it winds down.

The first thought when we get a little tickle in our throat is if we've contracted COVID. But it could just be the common cold or flu. How can you tell the difference?

The Ocean County Health Department is now urging everyone to do their part to help prevent the spread of respiratory illnesses, like flu and COVID-19 at the same time by getting a flu shot, remaining socially distant in public and wearing a mask as we head into the fall.

Spring has not lowered New Jersey's flu activity level yet.

The latest New Jersey flu data will have you wanting to wash your hands.

Flu season is in full swing at the Jersey Shore and all across the state.

The State Health Commissioner makes a direct appeal to all Jersey residents

The flu season could wind up stretching into May.

A new report finds influenza cases are still on an upswing, but there is some good news

Hospitals create their own vaccine recommendations or requirements for employees, which can include physicians, nurses, receptionists and maintenance workers, among others.

More positive cases are confirmed, and another NJ child has died.