It’s officially fall and that means cold and flu season is here. According to the CDC, Flu activity begins to increase in ...

“Warm weather and outdoor meals, picnics, barbecues, street food, create ideal conditions for bacteria like salmonella, E.

Think back to the last time you had a cold or the flu. Now imagine stepping onto the pitch for a European Cup final, while ...

Understanding the differences between colds, flu, and RSV can help in identifying the illness you're dealing with, the ...

Most people do not know the difference between a cold and a flu, and with all this jargon of Swine Flu/Covid/Virus, we are ...

Cold viruses survive for as long as 2 hours on doorknobs, on money, and on other surfaces. Wash your hands frequently and properly. When you have a cold, do your best to keep it to yourself.

Understanding the differences can help you manage your symptoms more effectively and avoid unnecessary medication or missed sick days. Dr. R. V. S. Kumar, Consultant – ENT, at Manipal Hospital, ...

New research reveals how seasonal illness strains family budgets, sparking calls for better preventive health strategies.

But with cold and flu cases rising exponentially in recent weeks, taking Steve from Accounts’ word for it might land you in hot water health-wise. Here’s how to tell the difference between common cold ...

Myth 2: You always need antibiotics for the flu. Truth: Colds and flu are caused by viruses, not bacteria, so antibiotics won’t help unless there’s another infection involved. Myth 3: You can’t catch ...