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Seasonal allergies, pet dander, temperature changes and sinus infections are just a few potential triggers for this common problem. Here’s what experts say can help.

A lawsuit alleges a mentally ill man froze to death at an Alabama jail, arriving at a hospital emergency room with a body temperature of 72 degrees

You're not alone if every cough and sniffle puts you on high alert these days.

If you do get sick, be sure to stay home. If you sneeze or cough, please use a tissue if possible, or the crook of your elbow will work in a pinch.

Currently, the tumor necrosis factor inhibitor adalimumab is the only biologic therapy approved for the treatment of moderate to severe hidradenitis suppurativa.

Researchers perform ontological and taxonomical analysis of human coronavirus hosts.

New Englanders are accustomed to cold weather, snow and ice, but Friday night's combination of extreme cold and powerful winds is enough to make even bundled-up skiers shelter indoors

Higher levels of daily physical activity are associated with reduced susceptibility to upper respiratory tract infections such as the common cold, suggests a study of 104 Polish children published in Pediatric Research.

In people over 60, the mRNA-based vaccine appeared over 80% effective at preventing symptoms linked to lower respiratory infections caused by the virus.

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