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Your winter illness guide: What to know about COVID symptoms, flu activity and a rise in norovirus outbreaks
- Here's what you can expect this season from common winter viruses.
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Here's How To Tell If You're Still Contagious After Being Sick
Experts reveal the signs that you're no longer at risk of spreading illnesses like COVID, flu and strep throat to others.
- HealthTom's Guide
I tried three different ways to sleep with a cold — this is the one that worked
I tried three methods to help me sleep when I had a bad cold — this is the one that worked.
- HealthDeseret News
Should you blow your nose when you have a cold?
Experts say there's a right way and a wrong way to blow your nose when you're sick, and the wrong could make you worse.
- LifestyleConde Nast Traveler
What to Do If You Get COVID While Traveling
Doctors and seasoned travelers break it down.
- HealthThe Independent
‘Quad-demic’ warning: How to protect yourself against winter illnesses
“Now is the time to get protected” against winter illness, health experts say
- LifestyleSean Kernan
Boy Do I Regret Not Getting the Flu Shot
Trust medicine and take precautions to prevent you from getting sick.
- HealthThe Telegraph
Does Lemsip really work?
There’s something comforting about Lemsip, the “hug in a mug”, which might explain why it’s still one of Britain’s best-selling cold remedies more than 50 years after it was first launched in 1969.
- HealthMen's Health
What You Need to Know Now About Hydroxychloroquine
Talk about the controversial medication is floating around again.
- HealthThe Providence Journal
Sick season has started, and it's likely to worsen over the holidays. How to stay healthy.
Doctors are seeing more patients with respiratory virus symptoms, and the situation isn't likely to improve with the holidays and flu season on the way.
- HealthYahoo Life
Is your heater making you sick? How to avoid cold-like symptoms when you crank up the temperature.
Turning on the heat for the first time this season can bring on cold-like symptoms. Here’s why — and how to avoid it.
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