FluMist can be given at home for some people ages 2 to 49. Banner Health explains how it works, who should avoid it and what ...

Hope is on the horizon for needle-phobic patients as Griffith University researchers have created a new influenza vaccine composition designed to be administered via the nose. Griffith University ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Back-to-school season is an exciting time of year, but it's also the start of something no one likes: flu season. And in case you ...

Flu season in the Northern Hemisphere is rapidly approaching, and people looking to get their annual shot may now have an additional option. On Aug. 5, Moderna announced that the U.S. Food and Drug ...

Hope is on the horizon for needle phobics as researchers from Griffith University have developed a needle free influenza vaccine that can be delivered through the nose. Griffith University Principal ...

FLUMIST, AstraZeneca’s FDA-approved flu nasal vaccine, can now be ordered and used at home with zero needles or clinic hassle. Adults can self-spray, and kids aged 2–17 can be helped by a caregiver; ...

This flu season, there’s a new way to protect yourself and your family—without booking an appointment, sitting in a waiting room, or bracing for a needle. FluMist, a nasal spray vaccine that has been ...

For the first time, you may be able to vaccinate yourself against the flu from the comfort of your couch, no needle required. FluMist Home, a nasal spray version of ...

More children died from the flu this past season than any year outside of the swine flu pandemic in 2009. Most of them were unvaccinated. That's why some doctors are hoping that the first nasal flu ...

Sanofi Pasteur's Fluzone Intradermal is less than a tenth of an inch long, the first flu vaccine that works by injecting just into the skin. The new needle is about as long as a single drop of ...