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The spread of the flu is still a major problem across New York and, sadly, nearly a dozen children have died from the illness.

Discover natural remedies to alleviate cold and flu symptoms in New York.

These illnesses will be at their peak this winter all across the Empire State.

It never ends. Health experts are warning about a trifecta of deadly viruses spreading across New York State.

WellNow Urgent Care look to help the Capital Region with new health care facilities and approximately 300 new jobs in the area.

When I came down with the flu two years ago, I vowed to do everything I could to never get it again. That's when I discovered this natural remedy that a swear by.

Flu season is on the horizon and it looks as if it is going to be a bad one. Ride Share employers are offering free flu shots to their employees.

News 10 abc has reported about a warning by the CDC of a new wave of the flu virus happening now.  For people who aren't aware (as some aren't), the flu virus has multiple different strains.  As reported by News 10 abc, the A-strain had been more dominant in the beginning of flu season...

Flu season is in full swing especially around the Q studios. So on this weeks Free Advice Friday we thought we'd give you a couple of helpful tips on how to avoid catching the plague at work.

Do you have respiratory symptoms, a rash, or diarrhea? Then you have the flu because you did not get the flu shot, Albany Medical Center Infection Preventionist Megan Helmecke said "Once you get it, you'll never miss a flu shot again." But is that a challenge?

It's that time of the year, the fine people you work with or around are getting sick. Plus, they are eager to share their germs with you on a regular basis. Which begs the question: Why do most people continue to go to work even if completely ill?

Unless you’ve been hiding out under the covers shivering, nursing a fever and clutching your achy bones, you probably know this has been a brutal flu season. What you may not know is there are measures you can take to avoid the flu -- and most of them are pretty darned simple. So, what are they?