flu

The flu outbreak is rapidly spreading across East Texas, with Tyler, Longview, Lufkin, and Nacogdoches being the hardest hit areas.

Have you noticed folks coughing or sneezing a little bit more over the last couple of weeks here in East Texas especially in Tyler, Longview, Lufkin or Nacogdoches?

Get immunized against the flu, COVID-19, and RSV to protect yourself from respiratory illnesses.

Influenza, colds, Strep Throat, RSV and COVID are some examples of some of the viruses/illness many Central Minnesotans are dealing with this winter. Dr. David Smith from Sartell Pediatrics joined me on WJON to explain the differences between some of these ailments.

I'm not one to get sick very often. But when I do, I'm not much of a complainer. But if your man is a "complainer" when he's sick, science has proven that he actually feels bad and is not being a man-princess.

Have you noticed that flu cases are almost non-existent right now? There are two things East Texans are doing to kick it to the curb.

As we wait to see how leaders roll out vaccine distribution, many are waiting and wondering if the regular flu shot will protect them from contracting Covid-19.

If this one pill can knock out my fever, headache, and cough, isn’t that better? Not necessarily.

Doctors are concerned about this year's flu season being combined with the coronavirus outbreak.

Recent studies reveal that these hot-air hand dryers may be spreading germs. One reason? When you put your hands near them, or in them, they're still wet.

Flu activity is widespread across the country, and even more serious here at home.

Our hearts and hopes extend to any who may have been infected. Here's what the CDC recommends we do to keep our friends and families safe.