The high-dose inactivated influenza vaccine may deliver better protection against myocarditis and pericarditis compared with ...

While flu vaccines are known to help prevent the flu, cardiologists say recent studies indicate it can also help those with heart issues.

Heart failure affects over 64 million adults globally, with a population prevalence expected to rise dramatically in the coming decades.1 Despite the availability of medical therapies that improve ...

Flu shots don’t just protect against fever and cough. Experts recommend them to reduce the risk of a heart attack.

An electronic nudge explaining the cardiovascular benefits of the influenza vaccine increased vaccination rates, particularly among people who had previously had a heart attack, showed the NUDGE ...

New research presented Monday at 3rd World Congress on Acute Heart Failure demonstrates a potential link between flu vaccines and reduced hospitalization risk for heart failure patients. The ...

It's estimated 25 million Americans are affected by the flu annually, but did you know it can attack your heart?

Results of a meta-analysis support wider use of the influenza vaccine in patients with heart failure, researchers say.

The flu, caused by the influenza virus, is highly contagious but common. While most people recover on their own with some rest and a healthy diet, there are some who need to be extra careful ...

Locklynn Boler, 4, went into cardiac arrest and now has brain damage from the flu complications.