Aches and pains. Pain (think: body aches and a sore throat) is also a tip off that you’re dealing with a virus like a cold.

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

When you're battling a cold, it’s tempting to blow your nose forcefully for relief, but this may actually be doing more harm than good; here's why ...

THE UK has been hit by a barrage of winter illnesses this year. Nasty winter bugs, including flu, COVID-19, RSV and norovirus ...

Given the lack of rain across South Central Texas, this has led to less pollen. According to Dr. Erika Gonzalez with STAAMP allergy, the current drought has led to lower cedar counts for this winter ...

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

Discover how the dry air of winter affects your nose and how to combat the drying out with helpful tips and treatments.

If your cold symptoms won't quit, you may have something else. Doctors explain what it could mean if you've got a lingering ...

Says a pediatric infectious disease physician, “Our expectation is that we’re going to have several more weeks yet of a lot of people being sick.” ...

HOUSTON — It is cedar fever Season in Texas and you probably have felt the impacts of it these past few days. Cedar fever ...

Some people get a runny nose, mine is more like a tsunami ... But The thing is, dear reader, I do not have another cold. My nose just hates the cold. It’s all to do with our nasal lining ...