Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) affects millions of Americans, and cases usually start to rise in late fall or early winter ...

The respiratory illness typically affects school-age kids, but the CDC reports a rise in cases in children aged 2-4.

Updated vaccines, proper hygiene and staying home when you're sick can help prevent the spread of respiratory illnesses this ...

The spike began during late spring and has continued through the summer ... or the flu as it carries similar symptoms in kids ...

Rebecca, 33, noticed Summer was bruising more than normal and "constantly poorly" at the start of that year - but had put it down to a cold. “We went to a museum ... on childhood leukaemia and to get ...

Here's what experts say about using antibiotics to treat the common cold — and why you can still catch one in the summer.

I could exercise just fine in the summer ... out my symptoms: I cough and wheeze (hearing a whistling sound as I breathe) after exercise that is very hard, or that happens in the cold, and ...

Though it’s certainly not an exact science, running can sometimes actually help with certain cold symptoms. This is because exercise releases adrenaline, also called epinephrine, which is itself ...

It’s also responsible for nearly 350,000 deaths. Keep reading to learn more about the symptoms, types, and causes of sepsis, as well as how it’s treated.

Non-respiratory enterovirus illnesses that can cause cold-like symptoms include aseptic meningitis ... annually and peaks in the spring and early summer. Type 4 affects people throughout the ...

Turning on the heat for the first time this season can bring on cold-like symptoms. Here’s why — and how to avoid it.