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.
Cold & Flu
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.
What To Do Now if Your Asthma is Worse in Winter
Cold weather and asthma often don’t play nice together. A pulmonologist offers up simple ways to protect yourself if your asthma is worse in winter.
Top 6 Winter Health Hazards and How To Beat Them
When the arctic winds blow, your health can suffer. We asked six of our experts about winter’s biggest challenges. Learn how to thrive (and not just survive) in the cold months.
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7 Common Winter Conditions: Are You Contagious?
From the common cold to bronchitis, find out how long it should last and when to see the doctor.
Why Cleveland Clinic Supports Vaccination
Cleveland Clinic completely supports vaccination. Harmful myths about vaccines have been scientifically debunked in rigorous ways. Yet approximately 42,000 adults and 300 children in the United States die each year from vaccine-preventable diseases. Vaccines are one of this era’s greatest healthcare achievements.
