flu season

Louisiana is seeing some of the highest flu activity in the U.S., with doctors warning cases will continue rising into the new year.

Louisiana is the only U.S. state with high flu activity. Doctors report a surge in cases over two weeks, and peak season is still weeks away.

Flu cases are spiking in Louisiana, with emergency room visits on the rise. Health officials warn of severe flu strains and urge residents to take precautions.

Louisiana leads the U.S. in flu cases again this year. Learn how to protect yourself and loved ones from flu and RSV during this critical season.

Louisiana ranks among the worst in the nation when it comes to the flu. Here's what you need to know.

Ranking right behind South Texas, Lafayette, Louisiana was second in the nation in flu cases last week.

Overall flu activity is more than 10 times higher nationwide when compared to the 2021-2022 flu season and has more than doubled over the past two weeks.

Flu season is officially underway, and the number of positive cases is already high.

As booster shots become available and flu season begins many people are wondering about the mixing of vaccines and how they should be administered.

It's been flu season since last November and finally, the bug is starting to show signs of slowing down.

State Immunization Director Dr. Frank Welch credits an aggressive flu shot drive for the drop in influenza cases.

Here are some simple ways to keep from getting too run down or sick while traveling during cold and flu season.

Nearly one in ten doctor visits over the past week have been flu-related in Louisiana.

The flu epidemic in Louisiana is having a major impact on the local blood supply. Because of this, United Blood Services is putting out the call for badly needed donations.

If you're into nostalgia you're in luck. It appears as if the H1N1 flu virus is back and creating a strong uptick in Louisiana flu cases.

While cases of the flu have been few and far between, now is not the time to let your guard down against the virus.

Think you've dodged the flu this season? Well if you haven't gotten your flu shot you might want to think again. Doctors say the worst of the flu season is coming soon.

Some 50-thousand Louisiana residents have experienced the flu or flu like symptoms this season. It may be winding down but the flu season is far from over.

Do you know the difference between a cold and the flu? Here is handy guide on what you need to discuss with your healthcare provider so they can get you better faster.

The flu has made its way into your house or into your office, what can you do to prevent it from spreading? Here is some timely advice to protect your health and your family.