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11 items Amazon can deliver to your doorstep to help beat cold and flu season - Vimarsana News

11 items Amazon can deliver to your doorstep to help beat cold and flu season

Make sure you are ready to beat sickness this winter and have these remedies delivered on time by signing up for an Amazon Prime membership.

Cost of a common cold: Study reveals how expensive it is to come down with seasonal bugs in 152 countries - Vimarsana News

Cost of a common cold: Study reveals how expensive it is to come down with seasonal bugs in 152 countries

The cost of common cold remedies widely varies across the globe, with some sufferers needing to shell out $30 to feel better, while similar drugs cost less than $1 in other countries.

As FDA rules some OTC cold medicines don't work, doctors reveal what you should take instead - Vimarsana News

As FDA rules some OTC cold medicines don't work, doctors reveal what you should take instead

The US FDA announced an ingredient in common cold medications doesn't actually work, but it turns out Grandma may have been right all along: Chicken soup is the perfect remedy.

CVS pulls popular over-the-counter cold medicines - Vimarsana News

CVS pulls popular over-the-counter cold medicines

The pharmacy chain is removing the products voluntarily after a panel of advisers to the US health regulator last month refused to back the effectiveness of oral over-the-counter medicines.

FDA to launch public consultation before pulling over-the-counter Sudafed and cold meds that contain dud ingredient - Vimarsana News

FDA to launch public consultation before pulling over-the-counter Sudafed and cold meds that contain dud ingredient

The US FDA said Thursday it would seek public opinion before removing a decongestant widely used in cough syrups from the agency's list of ingredients for over-the-counter (OTC) use.