Common Cold

Common colds that are left untreated can lead to more serious conditions like bronchitis or pneumonia. There are many things you can do to mitigate your risks of developing pneumonia. 

Chest colds, or acute bronchitis, usually occur after an upper respiratory infection. If you think you may have one, here are signs it’s time to see a doctor.

A common chest cold usually only lasts 7 to 10 days with mild annoying symptoms. To help with your recovery, here are some relief methods you can try at home.

Today we explain how airborne pathogens are transmitted and how you can avoid getting sick while traveling and flying. One of the biggest travel safety measures you need to take is to protect yourself from getting sick.

This article discusses the differences between COVID-19 and the common chest cold, as well as symptoms for coronavirus and the common chest cold. It also talks about COVID-19 test centers near you.

How do you know whether it's the common cold or the flu? Read our guide to see if your symptoms require immediate medical attention or some much-needed rest and relaxation.

Hand washing is a simple task with dramatic results. This everyday task can save a life when implemented properly. Here is an overview of the importance of handwashing and the best way to wash your hands to prevent the spread of contagious illnesses.

Not all colds require seeing a doctor. Everyone will feel differently when down with a cold, but it's important to know once you've crossed from sick to severe. Read our guide to learn more.

No two cold are alike, but the spectrum of symptoms are similar. Read our guide to learn how to tell if you're experiencing common cold symptoms or something more severe.