Why Do You Get More Colds in the Winter? We Asked the Experts
Both cold and dryness reduce your immune function, mainly by slowing down multiple immune defenses and giving pathogens more time to take over.
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Both cold and dryness reduce your immune function, mainly by slowing down multiple immune defenses and giving pathogens more time to take over.
The effects of infection don't necessarily end when the first symptoms subside. The new center will work to unravel the mysteries of lingering diseases.
This winter's "tripledemic" is one of several recent odd trends among respiratory virus infections. Viruses, it turns out, can block one another and take turns to dominate.
The ‘tripledemic’ unfolding this winter is one of several odd trends among respiratory virus infections these last years.
In the early days of COVID-19, the virus was spreading quickly while we knew very little about it. Now, Yale researchers say they have found a new way to...