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Cold vs. Flu: How To Tell the Difference

They can feel similar, but the differences matter — especially if you’re at higher risk for complications

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Rhinovirus vs. Enterovirus: What’s the Difference?

They’re viral cousins, but enteroviruses are more likely to cause serious illness

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What Elderberries Can (and Can’t) Do for Your Health

This fruit has clear nutritional benefits — but there’s little evidence it can prevent or treat illness

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October 16, 2025/Primary Care

Dry vs. Wet Coughs: What They’re Telling You

Dry coughs mean irritation, while wet coughs mean mucus

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December 3, 2024/Lung

Best Ways To Stop a Cough

Certain medicines and home remedies like ginger, honey and thyme can help calm a cough

Person sitting on couch applying cold compress to arm, with heating pad nearby
September 6, 2024/Orthopaedics

Ice or Heat: What’s Better for Soothing Arthritis Pain?

Both types of therapy work differently, but they can both alleviate symptoms — especially when you alternate methods

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How To Know if It’s COVID-19, a Cold or Allergies

Symptoms can overlap and be hard to distinguish, but there are some telltale differences

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You Think It’s the Flu — Now What Should You Do?

Resting, staying hydrated and taking over-the-counter medicine can help you recover quickly

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Nasal Sprays Work Best When You Use Them Correctly — Here’s How

Correct positioning is one of the keys to getting the best results

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What the Color of Your Snot Really Means

Here's when to worry about your nasal mucus changing hues

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