Flu

With the number of flu cases reported in New Jersey headed to record levels, doctors say you have to be careful about contact with others everywhere you go, even a Super Bowl party.

This year's flu season keeps getting worse in New Jersey. Health officials say we're not in a crisis yet, but they are concerned.

State Department of Health spokeswoman Donna Leusner confirmed the girl in Central Jersey, who was not vaccinated, died as a result of the flu. She did not disclose her name or specific town.

Feeling Flu-ish? Well, join the club because the saying "you and everyone else" seems pretty literal now.

There's a big flu spike in New Jersey. Half the state is now reporting high levels of influenza-like activity.

This winter's flu season is shaping up to be worse than last year's, which itself was a doozy with more than double the cases from the season before.

Health officials confirm many counties in South, Central, and Northeast Jersey are reporting moderate influenza-like activity.

After having virtually no influenza activity for several months, state epidemiologist Dr. Tina Tan said “we’re seeing low level influenza-like activity throughout the state, but no pockets of increased activity as of yet.”

Some Jersey residents already getting their flu shots.

Immunizations are one of the most life-saving accomplishments of the 20th century. National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM) is a way to keep people aware, and celebrate the benefits that come with vaccinations.