Forget taking Vitamin C and herbal potions or trying those old wives' tales - scientists have discovered a much nicer way of staving off a cold. Those who make love once or twice a week develop an ...

If the bareness of its surrounding trees and overcast skies weren’t enough of a clue, he makes it clear in the clip that the water is far from warm. "Oh, here we go! And cold,” Jackman can be ...

Scientists have warned there is a 'severe risk' of catching a cold this week as nine million people across Britain suffer from the virus. They issued the health alert as the recent icy weather ...

“I didn’t know that I had caught a virus. I was in bed for about 10 days just trying to figure out, ‘Do I have a cold? Am I just feeling the ramifications of this cumulative effect of the chem ...

IF you don’t have a cold right now, you probably know someone that does. Spring is a peak time for colds, which means bugs are doing the rounds right now. Turns out cold viruses thrive in warmer ...

"If the test is negative, you still may have the infection." Dr Muscatello said finding out what you have probably doesn't change what should happen next. He said the wisest course of action ...