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Zip up your coat or youll catch a cold. Most people have probably heard that. But when it comes to avoiding illness when temps dip, its not so simple.

Zip up your coat or youll catch a cold. Most people have probably heard that. But when it comes to avoiding illness when temps dip, its not so simple.

Zip up your coat or youll catch a cold. Most people have probably heard that. But when it comes to avoiding illness when temps dip, its not so simple.

Paul Hunter, a professor of medicine at the University of East Anglia, told BBC Breakfast the other day that the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) is rapidly becoming just another form of the common [...]

Doctors say that vaccination and booster shots are your best protection against Omicron, along with masking up with high-grade covering.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) director Rochelle Walensky can't seem to stop misleading Americans.

Dr. Jeff Pothof of UW Health says the only way to really know whether you have COVID-19, a common cold or even influenza, is to get tested.

There is no cure for the common cold, but there are plenty of easy ways to stop it from ruining your day, especially during the winter break.

While peculiar COVID-19 symptoms, such as the loss of smell and taste, were rather distinct at the onslaught of the pandemic, they are becomingly increasingly uncommon, to the point of making the coronavirus indistinguishable from the common cold for the fully vaccinated and healthy, Swedish Professor Anders Sönnerborg, chief physician of the Karolinska Institute has noted..

Typical Covid symptoms include a continuous cough, high temperature or change/loss of their sense of taste and smell. However, Omicron has not shown any loss of taste or smell as any of its symptoms. Omicron symptoms are predominantly cold symptoms, runny nose, headache, sore throat and sneezing