As COVID-19 cases continue spreading, with the new Omicron variant now affecting many, it is possible one is on high alert for the slightest sniffle or cough.
You can do a few things that are within your power to reduce your chances of contracting a terrible illness like common colds and COVID-19 as the holidays are about to begin.
In the occurrence of the initial sign of a cold, people usually pop a zinc dietary supplement to ease the condition and now, a new finding that supports the habit has just been shown in a recently published study.
Common cold season is coming as colder months are leaving many with symptoms similar to COVID-19. However, scientists warn people not to confuse cold symptoms with COVID-19.
A new study recently suggested that "smart gadgets" such as Apple watches and Fitbits, among others can be used to spot if a person has viral infection days before they become infectious.
Viral interference is the concept of getting infected with one virus so the immune system will build up defenses against other viruses. Researchers are hoping that exposure to the common cold like rhinovirus may serve as temporary protection against Covid-19.
In a new study, German researchers claim that having a cold could protect against COVID-19. They also say that T-cell immunity could also play a role in coronavirus infections. Click the link above to learn more.
Scientists gave volunteers a cold virus under contolled conditions. If your parents were separated and did not talk as a child, you are much more likely to get colds as an adult.