Cold & Flu
Federal Drug Administration Announces New Safety Labels For Codeine, Hydrocodone
The Food and Drug Administration announced new safety labels for codeine and hydrocodone this week. Gut Microbes May Help Prevent The Worst Effects Of The Flu Season
A new study indicates gut microbes paired with flavonoids could prevent lung damage from the flu. Traditional Flu Vaccine Needle May Soon Be Replaced By A Prickly, Band-Aid Like Patch
A new, Band-aid like patch showed promise in protecting against the seasonal flu. Why Are Some People More Prone To Colds? Rare Genetic Mutation May Be To Blame, Study Finds
Researchers discovered a rare genetic mutation that makes some people get the common cold more often than others. Why Your Nose Cells Might Hold The Key To A Flu Vaccine, Stopping The Virus Before It Starts
A new study finds that cells in your nose could be used to help create a vaccine against the flu. Why You Don't Need Hot Water And Antibacterial Soap To Wash Your Hands
New study says water temperature has no effect on eliminating germs. What Causes Parkinson’s Disease? Previous Flu Virus Infection May Increase Risk Of Disorder
A new study has found evidence that past flu infections may trigger the onset of a progressive neurodegenerative disease. Health Benefits Of Mushrooms: The Best Way To Cook Your Fungi In Order To Reap Most Nutrients
New research suggests that how you cook your mushroom can affect its overall nutritional value. Loneliness Could Make Your Cold Feel Worse, But A Strong Social Circle Could Protect You From Symptoms
New research suggests that the symptoms of a cold may feel worse in people who are lonely, compared to those with strong social ties. Is My Cough Serious? What Happens When We Cough, And When It's Time To See A Doctor
How do you know if your cough is harmless or something a bit more serious?