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Tag: cold and flu
Playdates: Are They Safe During the COVID-19 Pandemic?
With most schools, libraries and activity centers closed to help contain the spread of coronavirus, many parents are asking if it’s safe to schedule a playdate for their kids. A pediatric specialist discusses.
Cough Etiquette: Why It’s So Important
If you’re sick, there are polite, considerate and safe ways to manage your symptoms, while also protecting those around you. Follow these tips for good cough etiquette.
How to Stop a Virus From Spreading
No one likes being sick, but can you really ward off a virus? An expert explains the steps you can take to help reduce your chances of getting a virus or spreading one.
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Think It Might Be Bronchitis? When to See a Doctor
Bronchitis can last for days, even weeks. But how can you tell if it’s a common cold, bronchitis or even pneumonia? Find out what bronchitis is and when you should get a cough checked out.
Recipe: Easy (and Healthy) Crockpot Chicken Noodle Soup
This easy crockpot chicken noodle soup recipe is just the thing when someone in your house has a cold or the flu, or anytime you need some comfort food. It’s made with whole grains and more veggies than usual.
When Are Swollen Glands a Sign of Cancer in the Lymph Nodes?
Usually, swollen glands show up when you’re fighting an infection and they aren’t a cause for concern. But occasionally they can be a sign of cancer. In this Q&A, an expert explains when to see your doctor.
Virus vs. Bacteria: What’s Causing My Kid’s Cold?
Most often, common colds are caused by viruses, and the best thing to do is let the illness run its course. But if a fever gets especially high, bacteria might be to blame, and an antibiotic might be needed.
Should I Still Work Out If I’m Sick (or Skip It)?
Find the answers to questions that pique your curiosity in our series, “The Short Answer.” Primary care sports health physician Vikas Patel, DO, fields this one about if you should work out when you’re sick.
Could Having Your Toddler Use Hand Sanitizer Mean Fewer Days Missed From Daycare?
Little kids pick up germs everywhere they go — especially toddlers. A recent study looks at what’s more effective in keeping little ones free of respiratory infections — soap and water or alcohol-based hand sanitizers.
