Think cold weather makes you sick? Learn what really causes winter illness—and why that drippy cold‑air nose is usually ...

(CNN) — Who’s tired of being sick? Me, definitely. So many family members, friends and coworkers would raise their hands right now, too, if I asked them. Since temperatures dropped across the United ...

Who’s tired of being sick? Me, definitely. So many family members, friends and coworkers would raise their hands right now, too, if I asked them. Since temperatures dropped across the United States, ...

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Yes, a quick change in weather can increase your chances of getting sick. Although the temperature change, by itself, won't give you a cold. Both Dr. Robinson and Dr. Kohli agree the change in ...

Any college student knows close contact isn’t really optional. While most of these illnesses aren’t life-threatening, they cause students to be miserable and miss school. “College is such a great ...

This winter, norovirus, strep throat and influenza B have plagued the campus. With the quarter system moving quickly, some students said it can be especially hard to catch up. The consequences go ...