Cold and Flu Videos

A regular diet and exercise routine can help ward off anxiety, depression, and daily fatigue.

Which symptoms should you not be afraid to sweat with? And which ones mean you should skip your workout?

You may think you know everything there is to know about the flu, but make sure you’re on top of your game when it comes to this respiratory illness.

There’s no cure for the common cold, but home remedies can help you feel better quicker. Learn what home remedies work and how to use them.

Strep throat is a contagious bacterial infection that mostly affects children. Learn more about the symptoms you might experience and what treatments exist.

A step-by-step guide to make your own hand sanitizer when there’s a shortage.

Use these guidelines to prevent the spread of germs if you are sick.

Think beyond water to replenish yourself after a cold or the flu leaves you dehydrated.

Remedies that may ease a sinus infection won’t relieve symptoms like facial pressure and stuffiness if you don’t avoid these common triggers.

Can you get the flu from a flu shot? Do you know how far a sneeze can travel? John Whyte, MD, hits the streets to quiz people on their cold and flu knowledge.

This life-threatening lung infection sends people of all ages to the hospital every year. Learn what the most common causes are and lifestyle factors that may raise your risk.

You can’t completely avoid contact with the flu when you travel. Lower your odds of getting sick with these tips.

What are the most common signs of norovirus? Can medication treat this contagious illness? Learn more about how to protect yourself during an outbreak and the typical recovery time.

Common signs of upper respiratory infections are coughing and sneezing, or a runny or congested nose.

When one family member gets the flu, it’s crucial to find ways to protect others in the home from the virus.

If you can't seem to shake a lingering cold, these habits may be to blame.

Ginger tea helps ease congestion and soothe an upset stomach while keeping you hydrated.

Skeptical of whether flu shots are safe or worthwhile? Here’s what you should know.

What you eat can help your body recover from the flu faster.

It could be acid reflux, postnasal drip, even asthma. Watch to find out what's the cause of your stubborn cough.

Cold and flu viruses share certain symptoms. Here’s how to tell the difference.

Been hacking for weeks? Is your cough wet or dry? See what your answers could tell you about what's going on in your body.

Check your kitchen cabinets. You may find just what you need to sooth your throat and help you feel better, faster.

Try one of these remedies to ease symptoms brought on by a sore throat.

Shoo, shoo, colds and flu! Here are 7 ways to keep those nasty bugs away.

Lost your voice? Sound hoarse? Find out what’s to blame and how to get it back.

What early signs point to the flu, and when should you see a doctor?

Pneumonia is an infection in your lungs, and it can be serious. See how it's treated.

Feel a cold coming on? Here’s why you should talk to your doctor before you pop some echinacea.

Stuffy, runny nose? Sinus pressure? It could be an infection. Here's how to tell and what to do about it.