(NEXSTAR) – Flu cases are surging across the country ... and then by the end of the season your immunity wears off, so yes you can get infected more than once.” Influenza A is by far ...

A FLU SHOT OR ANY TYPE OF IMMUNIZATION USUALLY TAKES A WEEK OR TWO FOR YOUR BODY TO REACT TO IT AND BUILD UP THE ANTIBODIES THAT IT NEEDS TO PROTECT YOU. BUT HOW DOES IT WORK? IF YOU GET A FLU ...

I TOLD YOU, -- FLU ... OF TAIL OFF. BUT HERE’S THE THING FROM THE TIME THAT YOU START HAVING SYMPTOMS, YOU’RE CONTAGIOUS FOR SEVEN DAYS. DOCTOR MCLAUGHLIN SUGGESTS STAYING OUT OF WORK OR ...

The day after the big game accounts for a spike in absenteeism every year. Here are some smart ways your company can turn this play around.

A survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of workplace solutions firm UKG in January indicated that an estimated 22.6 million Americans were planning to be absent from work ... Can you get ...

Whether it's flu A or flu B, you can expect to develop the same symptoms — so it'll be impossible to know which strain you have just based off the symptoms. In addition to fever, cough ...

With the flu season potentially lasting through March, Mattingly emphasized the importance of taking precautions. "Two things, both must be true to return to work or school, and that is being ...

The disruption to work doesn’t ... days,” when staff can simply stay in bed—no questions asked—a couple of days a year, or simply giving everyone today off. If that doesn’t appeal ...

The peak can also come sooner or later. The second-most common month for flu activity to reach its height is December. January and March are tied for third. Flu activity typically tapers off as we ...

A record number of Americans are reportedly coming down with a severe case of the Mondays after Sunday night’s Super Bowl, ...

Millions of Americans plan to skip work ... for time off after Super Bowl weekend. She said, "Both employees and managers are being more transparent about their plans. Businesses can plan ahead ...