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A quick look at the flu map in the United States demonstrates the widespread nature of the virus. Chances are you or someone you know has caught the flu this year. Since 2016, an average of 35 mill...

The 2019-2020 flu season is shaping up to be one of the more deadly in recent memory. With 14,000 deaths (92 of those pediatric deaths), 250,000 hospitalizations, and nearly 26 million diagnoses in...

On average, 1.73 million passengers fly every day in the United States, 25% of these travelers catch a cold or flu during their flight. Poor air circulation, close proximity with a large group of p...

If you are one the 12 million Americans that hit up the slopes in the winter months in search of fresh snow and a chance at finding your groove sliding down the mountains on skis or snowboards, it ...

As the winter arrives, so do all the wonderful winter activities and yes, the cold and flu season as well. Staying healthy and maintaining a healthy home seems to become quite the daunting task for...

As winter arrives, so does the much unpleasant season of sick kids and the seemingly endless cycles of cold and flu in the entire family. Indeed, there is quite nothing more dreadful to parents tha...

Whether you are dealing with the common cold, flu, or an especially intense episode of allergies, excessive mucus can be really unpleasant and uncomfortable. Our bodies naturally generate mucus to ...

As the cold and flu season begins and we shift our attention to boosting immunity and protecting ourselves from bacteria and viruses, it is imperative to emphasize the importance of protective meas...

Influenza commonly is known as “flu” is a viral infection caused by a variety of different viruses. The flu virus is transmitted by either tiny particles in the air left from an infected person’s c...