Flu (Influenza)
NFID Launches Tame It to Help Turn Vaccine Support Into Action
NFID’s 2026 survey finds most US adults support vaccines, but many don’t know which they need. Find clear, evidence-based guidance at TameIt.org.
New Survey: Most US Adults Support Vaccines, but Many Remain Unclear About Respiratory Vaccine Recommendations
NFID launches National Respiratory Communications Initiative to help deliver clear, consistent, evidence-based guidance on respiratory disease prevention
2026 National Survey on Respiratory Diseases
The 2026 national survey examines attitudes and behaviors regarding flu, RSV, COVID-19, and pneumococcal disease.
Preparing for Respiratory Season: 2026-2027 Immunization Updates
In this recorded webinar, NFID hosts a discussion highlighting the importance of immunization to help protect against severe illness during the 2026-2027 respiratory season …
NFID Announces Launch of National Respiratory Communications Initiative
NRCI brings together leading immunization, patient advocacy, and public health organizations to make evidence-based prevention guidance easier to find, understand, and use.
Advancing Prevention in a Complex Respiratory Season
2025–2026 Respiratory Campaign round-up: NFID and partners urge immunization to help protect against COVID-19, flu, RSV, and pneumococcal disease
NFID Statement on US Military Flu Vaccine Policy Change
Annual influenza vaccination is the best way to help protect against potentially serious flu complications, including among members of the military and their families.
The Hidden Cost of a Sick Week: Flu’s Economic Impact
Flu disrupts daily life in ways that can linger long after symptoms fade. And nationally, those disruptions add up to a staggering economic impact.
5 Reasons Why Vaccines Are Good for Your Heart
For people with heart disease, getting vaccinated is as important to staying healthy as diet and exercise
News Round-Up: Vaccines, Measles, Flu, and COVID-19
News and expert insights on COVID-19, influenza, measles, outbreak preparedness, and vaccine policy—including growing concerns about data gaps, divergent immunization recommendations, and the real-world consequences for public health