The science behind getting sick in winter
A recent study observed that the nose, which is equipped with defences to stop invaders from attacking the body, has something to do with a person catching the common cold in winter.
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A recent study observed that the nose, which is equipped with defences to stop invaders from attacking the body, has something to do with a person catching the common cold in winter.
Theresa Braine ANN/THE STAR – The nose really does know, as it turns out. New research has revealed a physical link between chilly weather and the severity of colds, and it’s right under – or rather, inside – our noses. Researchers at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear hospital and Northeastern University in the United States […]
Why do we always seem to catch a cold or flu in cold weather? A new study explains
A study published yesterday says it’s discovered why people get more colds in the winter.
Researchers have discovered an immune response inside the nose that fights incoming infections – when it is warm enough.