Every year, flu vaccines are updated to match the flu viruses expected to circulate. For 2026, the vaccine focuses on several influenza strains that research predicts will be most prevalent. This includes both influenza A and B types, which cause seasonal outbreaks. The goal is to reduce the risk of infection and limit the severity of symptoms if you do get sick.
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