As we make our way though cold and flu season, this is what we're doing to protect our health and avoid getting sick.

Dr. Aileen Marty, Infectious Disease Specialist and Professor at Florida International University, joins Bob Sirott to talk ...

Massachusetts is seeing the highest level of the flu since before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Department of ...

If you're like me, winter can feel like a season to endure rather than enjoy. The dark days, cold weather, lingering sniffles ...

As the colder weather descends upon us, the prevalence of colds, flu, and other viruses increases, posing a significant health risk to individuals and families. Bellin and Gundersen Health System ...

Colds – also known as “flu-like infections” – are caused by a variety of viruses. More than 200 pathogens can be involved, ...

Maybe you've been in a room recently with someone who's coughing, but they say "I promise it's not COVID." While it's important to still be cautious about COVID-19, there are other viral ...

How likely is flu-related pneumonia to happen to you? What are the symptoms to look out for when they can be similar to those ...

Another key difference is that the cold has nasal symptoms such as a runny or blocked nose and sneezing, and the first ...

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When it comes to cold and flu season, it really matters what foods you eat. “Eating a well-balanced diet will help improve ...

There are some new tools to help this respiratory virus season: over-the-counter tests that can identify whether an illness is COVID-19 or influenza.