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Flu vs. COVID-19: Can You Tell the Difference?
Though both COVID-19 and the flu can both make you feel lousy, they’re different illnesses caused by different viruses. Here’s a look at some of their key similarities and differences.
Six Common Viruses and How You Can Avoid Spreading Them
Cold and flu season is just around the corner. To stay healthy, learn how you can stop the spread of common viruses. Also, find out just how long you can be contagious with each one,
How to Prepare for Flu Season in the Time of COVID-19
What will this flu season be like with COVID-19 also in mix? An infectious disease specialist shares what we know so far and steps you can take to protect yourself and others
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Why Is the Flu So Dangerous?
Influenza is a severe, contagious illness that needs to be taken seriously. A doctor explains why.
7 Answers on Tamiflu: Is It Best to Help You Fight Flu?
Although Tamiflu can reduce the flu by roughly 1 to 2 days, the flu vaccine is still the best option for fighting flu. A doctor answers your questions about Tamiflu.
What to Eat When You’re Sick
Should you really feed a cold and starve a fever? Our wellness expert explains what to eat when you’re feeling under the weather.
You Think It’s the Flu — Now What Should You Do?
Not sure whether you’ve got a really bad cold or the flu? Discover when to call the doctor, when to head to the ER, and when to seek care online.
What’s Happening in My Body When I Have a Fever?
A fever of 101 degrees or higher is commonly associated with the flu. It’s uncomfortable, but it’s actually part of the body’s immune response. Fluids and anti-inflammatory medicines can help you stay comfortable.
What’s the Difference Between Walking Pneumonia and Regular Pneumonia?
Walking pneumonia, pneumonia’s milder cousin, is an infection that often spreads in schools, colleges and nursing homes. Understand how it differs from regular pneumonia.
