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Past research has observed links between cardiovascular disease and influenza infection. Vaccination may benefit at-risk patients.

Final thoughts from experts on controlling COVID-19 and influenza.

Encouraging testing of symptomatic COVID-19 or influenza patients and utilization of available therapeutics.

The concept of the “immunization neighborhood” highlighting the importance of pharmacists in encouraging and administering vaccinations.

The importance of a rapid and accurate COVID-19 and influenza test.

The Status™ COVID-19/Flu A&B - Rapid SARS-CoV-2/Influenza A+B Antigen Panel Test: rapid testing for COVID-19, Flu A&B in one test.

Getting real time results when testing for COVID-19 and influenza.

Importance of properly diagnosing COVID-19 vs influenza to offer therapeutics.

Potential changes within office visits for COVID-19 and influenza.

Differentiating between COVID-19 and influenza.

Challenges in messaging as the understanding of COVID-19 evolves.

Several reasons patients are reluctant to getting the flu vaccine.

Promise of a dual COVID-19/influenza vaccine in development.

Slight variation in the flu vaccine from last season based on limited data.

A discussion on the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions and the potential impact on the upcoming flu season.

Panel speculates on the upcoming flu season for 2021-2022.

Multiple factors contributing to a lower-than-average flu season in 2020-2021 are discussed.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has helped advance respiratory diagnostics and surveillance, there are still many gaps that remain across the spectrum of healthcare.

A look at the COVID-19 driven factors for this upcoming influenza season, from reopening classrooms to reduced mutation chances.

A conversation with William Schaffner, MD.

The study was the largest of its kind looking at the flu shot and COVID-19.

FluGen announced its vaccine candidate, Bris2007 M2SR, induced neutralizing antibodies against infection and illness following a challenge with an antigenically distinct virus.

A Clinical Decision Support Strategy Boosted Influenza Vaccination Rates Among Hospitalized Children
A clinical decision support (CDS) strategy including a default influenza vaccine order for eligible patients, a nursing script using a presumptive strategy, and education for clinicians, was associated with significant improvement in vaccination rates among hospitalized children, a new study showed.

Last influenza season was notably quiet during peaking COVID-19 cases. Experts explain what may influence risk of dueling epidemics this year.

A group of personnel at a veterans administration medical center (VAMC)) did a drive-thru to help bolster vaccination amongst coworkers.















































































































































































