"The answer is yes and no." So, how can it be right and wrong? According to Dr Khan, there are two things you need to ...

The temperature is about to drop, but will the cold weather mean we're more likely to get sick? Doctors wade in.

Do you feel like you’re always coming down with a cold, flu or some other winter virus? There may be a reason for that ― and it could come down to where you live in the United States, according to new ...

IT’S that time of year again when we’re seemingly greeted with a new cough, sneeze or sniffle every week. But as we beat one ...

Many of us were cautioned as children about the risk of "catching our death of cold" if we ventured out in chilly weather without adequate clothing. However, is it really possible to fall ill due ...

“You’ll catch your death of cold” if you weren’t wearing a hat or left your house with wet hair, we have news for you. Cold weather itself doesn’t make you sick. Virus behavior: Some ...

Before you head out your front door and into the bitter cold, remember what your mom said: “Put on your coat, so you don’t catch a cold ... risk of catching the virus during colder ...

RSV, respiratory syncytial virus, usually peaks in December and January while infecting the nose, throat and lungs, usually ...

Public health officials are closely monitoring the latest bird flu outbreak that has sickened or killed millions of birds, ...

Although RSV often presents initially with common cold-like symptoms, it can progress to more severe respiratory problems.