influenza

According to state epidemiologist Tina Tan, influenza activity has increased significantly over the past couple of weeks.

Flu season is underway in New Jersey, but it's off to a slow start, according to Dr. Tina Tan, New Jersey state epidemiologist.

Flu season is underway across the U.S. and as fears about Ebola spread, it's possible that some people could confuse the two viruses since they both exhibit similar symptoms in the beginning.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has joined health officials in recommending that all state residents get a flu shot - but now comes word some doctors are reporting shortages of vaccine.

Most of the time, exposure to influenza is most dangerous for older individuals, but this year just the opposite seems to be true.

Health officials say the flu has been linked to the deaths of four children in New Jersey this flu season.

With the current flu epidemic in New Jersey, there's still time to get the flu vaccine at a location near you. Most major pharmacies in New Jersey are offering flu shots to help prevent the influenza virus. Find out where to get the flu vaccine in NJ.