Covid-19: those accustomed to colds are more likely to have mild forms
People who often have colds would be less likely to develop a severe form of Covid-19 because their immune system ...
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Vitamin D relieves respiratory infections
Vitamin D would not prevent patients from getting sick, but it would greatly reduce the duration of their symptoms. THE ...
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Flu, gastro, bronchiolitis: why did infectious diseases disappear this winter?
With the exception of the common cold, the infectious diseases that normally ruin our winters are absent subscribers this year, ...
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Colds: beware of the dangers of vasoconstrictors!
In case of hume and blocked nose, beware of vasoconstrictors in free access. Their misuse - too much and for ...
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Covid-19: an old infection with another coronavirus would reduce the severity
A previous cold coronavirus infection may reduce the severity of Covid-19, the respiratory disease caused by SARS-CoV-2, according to a ...
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Covid-19: possible cross-immunity with the common cold
A German research team publishes in the journal Nature a study demonstrating a possible cross-reactivity between the SARS-CoV-2 virus and ...
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Colds have trained our immune system to recognize Covid-19
A new study confirms the principle of cross-immunity that previous infections with cold viruses have trained the immune system to ...
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The coronavirus would not be seasonal
World Health Organization spokeswoman Margaret Harris confirmed on Tuesday July 28 that the coronavirus “loves all seasons”. THE ESSENTIAL Among ...
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Colds, bronchitis… seasonal coronaviruses do not immunize children from Covid-19
French researchers invalidate the hypothesis that seasonal coronaviruses protect children from Covid-19. THE ESSENTIAL The frequent infections of children with ...
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Covid-19: cross immunity with the common cold?
Coronaviruses are a group of different types of viruses. In humans, they are responsible for serious illnesses, such as Covid-19, ...
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A cold vaccine secretly prepared by Amazon
Amazon, an American e-commerce giant, among other activities, has been working secretly for several years on making a vaccine against ...
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Colds: non-prescription drugs should be used with caution
Vasoconstrictors help decongest the nose. Serious side effects have already been observed, including heart attacks or strokes.Be careful if you ...
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Why you can’t catch a cold and the flu at the same time
The flu and the common cold are the two classic winter infections. American researchers have discovered that it is however ...
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Colds: towards enhanced information on the adverse effects of vasoconstrictors
Vasoconstrictors, widely used to treat cold symptoms, present risks in the event of prolonged use or in combination between oral ...
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A strain of the common cold virus may treat bladder cancer
A strain of the common cold virus has the ability to target, infect and destroy cancer cells in patients with ...
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Allergic rhinitis or cold? Four clues to tell them apart
As spring approaches, colds and allergic rhinitis make many sick. But while both afflictions cause you to sneeze your nose, ...
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Colds: can we reduce the duration of this viral infection?
Contrary to popular belief, vitamin C and orange juice do not shorten the duration of a cold. Zinc, on the ...
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Colds: self-medication drugs pose risks
Some anti-cold medications contain vasoconstrictors which pose a risk of cardiovascular accidents, especially in cases of high blood pressure or ...
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Bronchiolitis epidemic: pediatric emergencies in Toulouse are saturated
In Toulouse, pediatric emergencies are saturated because of the epidemic of infant bronchiolitis which is raging in 7 regions of ...
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Why do we get sick more often in winter?
In winter, we catch colds more easily than the rest of the year, even with a healthy lifestyle. Here's why. ...
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Angina, gastro, cold: our advice to avoid getting sick at the office
Winter is not here yet but the cold is back with its illnesses: angina, flu and other gastroenteritis. These viruses ...
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Bronchiolitis: beware, the epidemic is raging in 7 metropolitan regions
Like every year in December, bronchiolitis is back. According to the latest bulletin from Public Health France, an epidemic of ...
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Flu, cold: yes, men cost more
For its Christmas edition, the BMJ returns to this major public health issue that is the “human flu”." I will ...
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The severity of your common cold is caused by bacteria living in your nose
The severity of cold symptoms is said to be related to the types of bacteria that live in everyone's nose. ...
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Viruses, infections: how to avoid catching the first colds?
Summer is officially over. The temperatures will start to drop and our body, very sensitive to these variations, will not ...
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Colds and flu: severe infections reduce cognitive performance in adolescents
Severe infections requiring hospitalization have been linked by researchers to decreased cognitive performance in adolescents. Severe infections leading to hospitalizations ...
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New molecule could cure all cold viruses
Researchers at Imperial College London have just developed a molecule capable of fighting different strains of the common cold virus. ...
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Are tea, honey and lemon really effective in relieving sore throat?
Can you really relieve a sore throat with tea, honey and lemon? Three American doctors contacted by National Public Radio ...
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Common cold: zinc more effective than vitamin C in reducing the duration of symptoms
Contrary to popular belief, vitamin C and orange juice do not help cure a cold. Zinc, on the other hand, ...
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Flu or common cold: this algorithm helps you know
American DJ John Richards had fun creating an algorithm to differentiate a flu from a common cold. He then posted ...
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