Flu

We May Soon Have A Lifelong, One-Shot Flu Vaccine

By Shelly Fan, Singularity University

Scientists Take Huge Step Toward Universal Flu Vaccine

The yearly flu shot could soon be a thing of the past.
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Your Cell Phone Could Soon Predict Whether You'll Get The Flu

A new study harnesses college students' cell phone mania to track the spread of illness.
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Woman Gets Pregnant After Clinic Mixes Up Birth Control Shot And Flu Shot: Lawsuit

Now she's suing the federal government -- which funds the clinic -- for unspecified damages.
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Drinking A Little Whiskey Might Actually Help Relieve Cold Symptoms

"Whisky is liquid sunshine.” -- George Bernard Shaw
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Why Do We Lose Our Appetite When We're Sick?

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The Global Supply Chain: Our Economy, Security and Health Depends on It

The world's supply chain forms the backbone of our global economy, security and health, and the risks it faces are many. What to do? We cannot plan for precisely how or when, but we can plan for the fact that disruptions will strike.
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How To Get A Good Night’s Sleep When You’re Sick

Why you should be careful about reaching for the cold medicine.
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Homeopathy: A Time-Tested Treatment For The Flu

A well-chosen homeopathic prescription serves to reinforce the self-healing capacity of the body by boosting the immune system.
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The Wisdom of Symptoms: Respecting the Body's Intelligence

The challenge to physicians, healers, and patients is to determine when to help aid the inner wisdom of the body and when to intervene to make certain that the body does not harm itself.
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