We've all wondered if you actually can catch a cold just from being out in cold weather - and now Dr Amir Khan has revealed whether it really is true or not. It's that time of year again when we're ...

But, while you can't actually catch a cold from cold weather, cooler temperatures and dry winter air can create an environment that makes us more vulnerable to the virus. "Viruses are ... Other things ...

While there is no cure for either, there are measures you can take to reduce your chances of catching a chill and to hasten recovery when you do succumb ... from one cold virus and catch a ...

Chilly weather isn’t the culprit to cold and flu season but it does contribute to a heightened risk for transmission of ...

you don’t want to catch a cold.” But is the cold weather really what makes you sick? Steve Dale from WGN Radio spoke with Dr. Mattew Kippenhan from Northwestern Medicine to find the answer.

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

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 ...

Muscle aches and tiredness – more common for COVID-19 and flu – don't happen with a cold. RSV, or respiratory syncytial virus ... contact with others when you're sick. Wear a mask in public ...

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 ...