"The higher the cake, the more popular the bride"

It is likely we’ll eventually have a coronavirus vaccine — but perhaps not as quickly as some expect

The flu virus treats the altered immune systems of pregnant individuals as its training ground to get stronger

There were 40 million flu cases, 19 million flu-associated medical visits and 970,000 hospitalizations in 2014-2015

Wild birds like pelicans and ducks are dying from a new strain of avian influenza that has spread to farm animals

A new report reveals seven more children have died from the flu

From cocoa streusel to jam swirls, here's how to build your baking confidence and elevate your next pound cake

A Defense Intelligence Agency report warned the Bush administration about the claims of a captured al-Qaida official. The White House repeated them anyway.

A virulent strain and mismatched vaccines led to a lethal year for the flu

Do you remember The Sopranos? Vito was bestowed the nickname Johnny Cakes after falling in love with this classic

Lightly snappy on the outside, layers of creamy cloud on the inside. Biscuits.

Yes, you should get a vaccine — but there are other things you can do to avoid the flu

Think beyond reheating

“If the virus reaches those populations, they are in threat of extinction," one expert told New Scientist