New Spray Touted As Flu, Germ Shield

Health Watch reports that a nasal spray flu vaccine is more effective for children than traditional vaccinations, and that the Westchester County Health Department urges those not vaccinated...

There are two types of flu vaccine available: the traditional flu shot, given intramuscularly, which contains killed or inactivated virus, and a nasal spray, which contains attenuated live virus....

A germ that has caused more than 8,000 deaths in England is reportedly spreading throughout Europe. Lisa Sigell reports.

Doctors say it's impossible to get the flu from a vaccine and that you can get the flu more than once per flu season. Kent Shocknek reports.

A new study finds that doses 4 times larger than a regular flu vaccine results in 30 to 80 percent more flu antibodies. Kent Shocknek reports.

With flu and cold season bearing down on us, flu shots are being recommended for young children for the first time. Michele Gile reports.

The federal health advisers are recommending a reformulated recipe for next year's flu shots. Dave Lopez reports. Dave Lopez reports.

Cambridge researchers said new Flu strains emerge in Eastern and Southeastern Asia, move to Europe and on to America. Suzanne Rico reports.

Google's new tool tracks down areas where people are searching flu-related terms the most and maps it out. Paul Magers reports.

Three children have died from a new flu strain. Kristie Lu reports.