Flu shots might contain some egg protein. It’s important to let your doctor know if you have egg allergies before you get the vaccine.

Thimersol is a mercury-containing preservative used in manufacturing flu shots. Learn the facts, and ask your doctor about the safety of this additive.

Think you have all the details on the flu shot? Take this 20-question quiz to test your knowledge and see what you do and don’t know about the flu shot.

Video explains ways to avoid getting the flu, such as getting the flu shot and hand washing. Talk to your doctor about protecting your family.

FluMist is an inhaled flu vaccine that some patients prefer. Ask your doctor if this shot-free protection might work for you.

In this video, Dr. Marcus describes benefits of children getting the flu shot, especially if they have health problems like asthma or immune disorders.

Need to get the flu shot? Just enter your zip code to find a flu shot clinic in your area.

A flu shot takes effect about two weeks after injection. Learn what it is, who needs it, side effects and other information about the vaccine here.

Did you know the flu shot might cause fever and aches in some people? Learn more answers to your questions about the shot.

Amusing video explains the ingredients in flu shots. It even sarcastically suggests making your own at home.