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Do you need a flu vaccine if you have COVID-19 or if you’ve had it in the past? The short answer is an emphatic yes.

Getting a flu shot is the single most important thing you can do to avoid the flu and minimize your symptoms if you happen to catch it.

The process of developing a COVID-19 vaccine continues at a fast pace. Meanwhile, there’s another immunization that can go a long way toward keeping you healthy and safe this fall and winter...

When you get a flu shot while pregnant, you can pass along more than just genes to your growing baby. You can actually pass along immunity to the flu.

When the seasons start to change, it can seem counterintuitive to slather on sunscreen. But you may be surprised to learn that you should be protecting yourself with sunscreen every day, during every...

Adjusting our clocks to “spring ahead” an hour in March and “fall behind” an hour in November has been a practice in the U.S. since the early 1900s. The idea of having that extra hour of daylight...

With daylight saving time ending, we’re about to be blessed with an extra hour. While you may be tempted to sleep right through it, set the alarm at the usual time and get the most out of your bonus...

My husband and I got married Nov 3rd, 2018. We went to Arizona for Thanksgiving, and I had a feeling I was pregnant. I took 5 pregnancy tests that all came back positive, so I made an appointment...