It's quite common to have a cold around this time of the year, but how do you know if your chesty cough and runny nose is ...

Understanding the subtle distinctions can help you respond faster and keep the rest of your household healthy.

“Meanwhile, flu typically causes a sudden onset of fever, severe tiredness and weakness, muscle and joint aches, a headache, ...

Knowing the difference between a cold and flu is crucial this winter. Here are the three key symptoms that distinguish the ...

A cough is the most common crossover symptom between a cold and the flu. Other symptoms, such as a sore throat, sneezing or a runny nose, can sometimes happen with the flu – though it's less common.

What Causes the Flu and What Causes a Cold? Both colds and flu are respiratory illnesses, but they are triggered by different viruses. According to Dr. Naveed Asif, a GP at The London General Practice ...

While both cold and flu share several symptoms, there are critical differences that can aid in identification. A cough is the most common crossover symptom; however, the nature and severity can vary.

She continued: "With a cold, a cough will be mild, while a flu cough will seem dry." According to the NHS website, cold symptoms develop gradually across a couple of days. In comparison, the health ...

Flu season is starting to tick up in the U.S. And, looking at clues from other countries, we may be in for a rough winter. But not all influenza is the same. And there are some notable differences ...