Black, Hispanic and Native American people continue to be more likely to be hospitalized with the flu – and less likely to be vaccinated against it, according to a federal report. Researchers at the ...

The numbers are in record-shattering territory. This same week in 2014, 582 people were hospitalized with flu, in what was the worst recent season in Colorado. That’s according to the state health ...

The flu disproportionately sickens people of color, and experts say vaccinating is the best way to keep it at bay. But according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, people in Black and ...

People who are Black, Hispanic, or American Indian/Alaska Native are more likely than white people to be hospitalized with a case of the flu in the U.S., according to a new study from the Centers for ...

A healthcare worker gives a flu shot to a patient at a YMCA location in Los Angeles in 2020. (Patrick T. Fallon / Bloomberg via Getty Images) When Sandy Sandoval tries to encourage her family members ...

DENVER — In Colorado and across the nation, communities of color are vaccinated for the flu at lower rates than non-Hispanic white communities. Doctors and those who work in public health attribute ...

Compared to white adults, people of color in the U.S. are more likely to be hospitalized with the flu and less likely to be vaccinated against the flu, according to a large study the CDC published Oct ...

"In our state, we have a disparate impact affecting our communities of color," said Jacquie Easley, 62, the director of diversity at MercyOne. "Being vulnerable to the coronavirus and getting the flu ...

Brits are being urged to check the colour of their snot as the new H3N2 subclade K flu spreads, with experts revealing said ...

When Sandy Sandoval tries to encourage her family members to get the flu vaccine, they usually tell her that the shot does not work and the vitamins they’re taking are enough to protect them through ...