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Cold Vs. Flu: Are You Sick with the Common Cold or Influenza?
We've all been under the weather before. But how do you know if you have a common cold or the flu? Learn more.Read More
Categorized as: Cold and Flu, Health Topics A-Z
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Frequently Asked Questions About the Flu Shot
The flu shot plays an essential role in protecting you, your family, and your community from illness. This year, that's truer than ever.Watch Now
Categorized as: COVID-19, Family Health, Living and Wellness
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Do I Have the Flu or COVID-19?
Many symptoms are similar for both flu and Covid-19, which makes it hard to know which you might have. Paying close attention to your symptoms can help you decide what you should do.Read More
Categorized as: COVID-19, Health Topics A-Z, Living and Wellness
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Foods to Eat When You Have the Flu
Here are the best foods to eat when fighting off a flu infection.Read More
Categorized as: Living and Wellness
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Article - 3 Minute Read
Twindemic: What to Expect During the Upcoming Flu Season
When a severe flu season occurs at the same time as a pandemic like COVID-19, experts call it a "twindemic." But you can take steps to avoid both.Read More
Categorized as: Cold and Flu, COVID-19, Health Topics A-Z
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Article - 4 Minute Read
Why Getting the Flu Shot Is More Important Than Ever
Even though the flu shot cannot prevent Covid-19, the pandemic makes it more important than ever to get the flu vaccine. Here's why.Read More
Categorized as: Cold and Flu, COVID-19, Health Topics A-Z
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Article - 3 Minute Read
Getting Flu Treatment During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Most people recover from the flu at home on their own. But others may need a doctor or emergency care. Here's how to safely get UPMC care during the pandemic.Read More
Categorized as: Cold and Flu, COVID-19, Health Topics A-Z
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When Does Flu Season End? Essential Flu Season Facts
Influenza infections can actually occur at any time of year, but they're much more common during fall and winter. Flu season varies from year to year, but it roughly begins around October, peaks around February, and tapers off in April.Read More
Categorized as: Cold and Flu, Health Topics A-Z
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Children and the Flu
Now that school has been back in session, more of our children are coming home with the sniffles, a cough, or even some vomiting and diarrhea. Most of these illnesses are easily managed at home for a day or two and your child is back to school.Read More
Categorized as: Cold and Flu, Health Topics A-Z, Living and Wellness, Pediatrics
