Uptick in NJ cases come as federal health officials are overhauling childhood vaccine schedule

A surge in RSV among children has led some hospitals to expand pediatric unit capacity

Receiving the flu shot could reduce the number of influenza–related hospitalizations and doctor visits, allowing medical professionals to focus on coronavirus-related cases.

The coronavirus may be causing fear, but in New Jersey health officials say it’s the flu that is far more deadly.

The State Department of Health is urging residents to get vaccinated against the B/Victoria strain of the flu.

As of Dec. 22, over 1,200 people in New Jersey have tested positive on the rapid influenza test.

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According to the CDC, this flu season could be severe because different strains are circulating than are in the flu vaccine.

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Flu season is coming and many residents are heading to doctors to get a flu shot.

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There are many vaccines New Jersey requires students to receive. Doctors say it's the best way to prevent diseases.

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The CDC has put out an advisory for RSV, respiratory syncytial virus. North Jersey has seen a spike in cases.

Commissioner Mary O'Dowd says hospitals are experiencing twice the amount of emergency visits due to flu-like illness this year than they did at the same ...

With the numbers of flu cases very high this year, thousands of residents are looking to health care professionals to get vaccinated.