Colds and the flu are two incredibly common respiratory infections. Each calendar year, the average American adult gets around two to three colds, while approximately 8% of the population catches the ...

As cold and flu season ramps up, it can be difficult to tell the differences between these common illnesses. Dr. Bernice Jimenez, a resident physician in the UAMS Internal ...

Cold and flu season is here, and experts recommend Michigan residents get immunized. Amid the holidays, cold, flu and COVID-19 viruses are circulating. While the three illnesses share some ...

NEWS CENTER 7’S MOLLY KOWEEK IS FOLLOWING THE DEATH OF 10-YEAR-OLD SABLE GIBSON, WHO DIED FROM FLU AND STREP THROAT COMPLICATIONS. THE LATEST BEGINNING AT 5 ON NEWS CENTER 7 You have a runny nose, a ...

Difference Between Cold and FluThe common cold and the flu are frequently confused due to their overlapping symptoms. However, they are caused by different viruses and require distinct approaches to ...

Dear Dr. Roach: What is the difference between a cold and the flu? — A.T.R. Answer: Both colds and influenza (the “flu”) are respiratory illnesses that are caused by viruses. Influenza is caused ...

NEW YORK (WBNG) -- It is that time of the year when people are getting sick, but how do you know the difference between winter allergies and cold/flu-like symptoms? The Chief Medical Officer at ...

FOR some people, it starts with a scratchy throat followed by a tickly cough. For others, a headache comes first, before a ...

Q: My husband and I both work in an office, and our three kids are in school. That's a lot of exposure to germs and bugs. When someone gets sick, how do you know if it’s a cold or the flu — or worse?

Learn how to differentiate between a cold and the flu, understand symptoms, and know when to seek medical help. Get insights from experts Eve Glazier, M.D., and Elizabeth Ko, M.D., at UCLA Health.

Dear Doctors: My husband and I both work in an office, and our three kids are in school. That’s a lot of exposure to germs and bugs. How do you know if it’s a cold or the flu – or worse? Do you always ...