Public health officials are warning of a quad-demic. Respiratory illnesses COVID, the flu, RSV, and along with norovirus have been making the rounds. Dr. Umar Siddiqui from Aspirus-St. Luke’s says ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Louisville doctors are warning of an unusual spike in respiratory illnesses and novovirus, known by many as the stomach bug.

Winter sicknesses are surging in the Sunshine State. Doctors across Central Florida say people are struggling to shake off the flu this year for some reason.

Regarding avian influenza, while there have been outbreaks in poultry farms and flocks, there have been no reported human cases in Ohio. However, the doctor cautioned that people should avoid contact ...

MultiCare Health System announced all of its regions, including the Inland Northwest, will require masks for patients, visitors and staff in all patient care areas.

Ohio Department of Health director Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff cautioned Ohioans to continue to take these illnesses seriously.

Sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, nausea: the combination of flu, COVID, RSV and norovirus has created what’s being called a "Quademic," and it’s filling up hospital beds across the Mid-South.

A surge in respiratory illness is typical for this time of year, and the simultaneous outbreak of highly contagious norovirus is piling on to the public health risk. Commonly known as stomach flu, ...

"What we are really seeing is an uptick of influenza A, which really impacts adults more and is a little more severe than flu B, leading to more hospitalizations. It's also the dominant strain we are ...

Inflammation can trigger heart attacks in people with coronary artery disease. It can also exacerbate heart failure symptoms and irregular or rapid heartbeats, leading to hospitalization, the hospital ...

Four hospital systems in our area are restricting patient visitations due to increased flu and respiratory illnesses.

Community Health System and Saint Agnes ERs are dealing with high numbers of RSV in children, as well as flu, COVID, and parainfluenza cases.